It is no secret I am not a morning person. Which means actually starting homeschool in the morning can sometimes be tough. Especially if you are like me and you are dragging to even get out of bed much less have an intelligent conversation or teach a tiny human. Days where you feel rushed or…
There are so many cool things to learn about American History. It’s a fascinating subject to dive into with your homeschoolers this summer as we prepare for Independence Day. Whether you’re covering the history of the American Revolution as part of a state requirement or following your child’s interest, there’s all kinds of fun to…
No matter which homeschooling philosophy you’ve fallen in love with, it’s totally possible to homeschool without a curriculum. Along the way, your whole family might just fall in love with learning again. Instead of following a boxed curriculum this school year, why not jump outside the box and pursue real-world learning through games, great books,…
I’ve got new homeschool printables that are absolutely FREE to share with you. These activities are filled with learning fun and opportunities for engagement you don’t want to miss. Plus, they’re themed for the month of August and back-to-school time. Use my free homeschool printables to add fun to your lesson plans all month! They’re…
STEAM learning activities can be a lot of fun! Adding these integrated lessons to your homeschool curriculum is a great opportunity to help your kids build critical thinking skills and study connections between different disciplines. But STEAM experiments and projects can also feel overwhelming for homeschool moms. If STEAM activities and projects feel like one…
There are so many things to learn about American History. It’s a fascinating subject to dive into with your homeschoolers this year. Whether you’re covering the American Revolution and the 13 colonies as part of a state requirement or following your child’s interests, there’s certainly plenty to learn. I’ve put together some fun facts about…
Time is flying by I can not believe we are talking about fourth grade already?!?! It seems like just yesterday I was homeschooling a preschooler and teaching her alphabet letters and numbers. But none the less, here we are! Please keep in mind that this is the plan and we all know nothing ever goes…
We follow an interest-led learning approach in our homeschool for all kinds of reasons. For starters, this approach works really well for us. Interest-led lessons and unit studies give us the opportunity to meet our daughter where she is and make the learning journey fun for her along the way. Plus, interest-led learning is a…
I can’t wait to show you my newest collection of FREE homeschool printables with you! These printable activities are filled with summer fun for the month of July. There are pixel coloring pages, dot-to-dot printables, scavenger hunts, and more! All of these printables will help you celebrate te 4th of July, Shark Week, Harry Potter’s…
Choosing the right history curriculum for your homeschooler can be quite a challenge! There are so many different options, so it’s easy to get overwhelmed. The good news is that there are lots of fun and engaging ways you can teach homeschool history without a curriculum too. Homeschooling history doesn’t have to be about memorizing…
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