Looking for biographies to read as you study women’s history in your homeschool? Here’s our list of children’s books about women who changed the world. *Post contains affiliate links; see disclosure for details.* This huge list of of children’s books celebrates women who come from all over the world and[Read more]
Looking for ways to incorporate the inspiring messages from Hamilton into your learning plans? We’ve got a fun Hamilton art tutorial for you to enjoy with your kids! *Post contains affiliate links; see disclosure for more information.* We’re working through colonial history and the American Revolution in our homeschool this[Read more]
No, school at home during a crisis isn’t the same as normal homeschooling. Both technically involve some type of learning at home, but there are some key differences between the two. Today we’re digging into those differences and looking at the misconceptions head on. I can’t think of another time[Read more]
Lean in close, friend. I’ve got a confession to make and it’s almost shameful to talk about. I’m a recovering homeschool freebie hoarder. (This post contains affiliate links; see disclosure for details.) Over the years, I’ve accumulated flash drive after flash drive of free digital curriculum. I’ve got cloud storage[Read more]
Need help teaching your child to read? Or maybe your kiddo can read, but needs to reinforce the reading skills he’s already learned. Either way, I found a fantastic educational app that can make it happen! The best thing about this app is that it teaches reading through interest-led learning.[Read more]
Classic books are more than homeschool assignments to oversee. Here’s why you should jump in and enjoy classic literature with your kids, whether you’re reading for the first time or rereading. This post contains affiliate links; see my disclosure for more information. Before we jump into why your kids benefit[Read more]
