Pretend Play

The Power of Pretend Play: Why Every Child (Aged 3-8) Should Engage in Imaginative Adventures

The Power of Pretend Play: Why Every Child (Aged 3-8) Should Engage in Imaginative Adventures Pretend play, also known as imaginative or symbolic play, is more than just a way for kids to have fun; it’s a crucial component of their development. From pretending to be doctors curing imaginary patients to taking on the role … Read More

Fall Bucket List

Easy Fall Family Bucket List With A Little Something For Everyone

Easy Fall Family Bucket List With A Little Something For Everyone Autumn has arrived, and it’s the perfect time of year to come together as a family and savor the simple joys of the season. From the crisp air to the vibrant foliage, fall creates the ideal backdrop for unforgettable family moments. In this blog … Read More

Summer Picnic Books and Activities for Preschoolers

Summer Picnic Books and Activities for Preschoolers

Summer Picnic Books & Activities for Preschoolers Your preschooler will love our summer picnic themed June activity packet. Learn outdoors and in with hands-on activities, crafts, and engaging children’s literature all about summer picnic fun! In this pack, you’ll find crafts and activities to encourage your child to learn and explore while gently introducing early … Read More

Garden Planning for Kids

Ways To Make Garden Planning For Kids A Wonderful Experience

Ways To Make Garden Planning For Kids A Wonderful Experience Gardening is a fantastic learning opportunity for children. It helps that you can garden all year round and incorporate learning about every season too. A great way to include gardening into your homeschool is to do garden planning for kids. Allowing them to join in … Read More

5 Simplistic Ways to Love Nature Study in Winter

5 Simplistic Ways to Love Nature Study in Winter

5 Simplistic Ways to Love Nature Study in Winter It may be tempting to sit in a cozy chair with a mug of hot cocoa during the cold winter months but there is still plenty of nature to explore. Put on your boots and scarf and head outside with the kids for winter nature study. … Read More

learning experiences

Make Holiday Baking In Your Homeschool an Exciting Learning Experience

Make Holiday Baking In Your Homeschool an Exciting Learning Experience Christmas cookie baking is not only a wonderful holiday tradition. It gives you a chance to spend time together as a family while creating something yummy AND making the house smell amazing! But if you are a homeschooler, you know baking is also an opportunity … Read More

Blessing Bags

How to Make Blessing Bags With Your Homeschool Group

How to Make Blessing Bags With Your Homeschool Group Every year our small homeschool group collectively makes 75-250 blessing bags. By coming together and collecting items that our local homeless community needs we make an impact. We have families each year participate that have never assembled blessing bags before; the act of filling blessing bags … Read More

Nature Games For Kids

Nature Games for Kids to Add to Your Homeschool for More Learning Fun

Nature Games for Kids to Add to Your Homeschool for More Learning Fun Nature games for kids are the perfect way to combine nature and learning while having tons of fun! If you don’t exactly love playing board games with your kids, these games are the kind you (mom and dad) will enjoy playing too. … Read More

Life Skills Activities

Important Life Skills Activities For Your Homeschool

Important Life Skills Activities For Your Homeschool Life skills play an important role in becoming a well-adjusted, independent adult. You begin learning these basic skills as a child and continue to grow and improve upon them throughout life as you experience different things. As homeschoolers, we can easily add life skills activities into each day … Read More

Career Exploration for Homeschool

Career Exploration Guidance, Help, and Curriculum for Homeschool Teens

Career Exploration Guidance, Help, and Curriculum for Homeschool Teens My daughter is an eleventh-grade homeschooler, and boy, have we noticed a shift recently when people address her lately. In her earlier youth, family and friends were happy to see her exploring her personal interests. But more recently, she has been bombarded with many of the … Read More