Each year for Christmas we give/get one large whole family gift. These are never gifts that Emily herself asks for but instead a gift that Kevin and I know will bring us together as a family throughout the next year. Over the years this gift has been games, activities we can enjoy together, annual passes…
Typical stocking stuffers tend to be junk, instead use some of these 100+ educational stocking stuffers for kids!
I love giving gifts that are fun, will get used frequently, and happen to also be educational. I scour the internet looking for just the right things for every kiddo in my life that they will love but will also be something they can learn from. Today I am sharing all of that knowledge with…
Every December in our homeschool we press pause on all of our traditional curriculum. We start what I like to call Christmas School. For us Christmas School normally consists of more relaxed, fun learning together as a family. Each year my plan changes a bit but for the most part Christmas School consists of five…
For many kids, writing can be a big challenge. Emily is one of those kids! If that’s your child too, you might want to check out Night Zookeeper. It’s an award winning interactive game platform that teaches kids creative writing skills while they play. Yes, it’s as cool as it sounds! Want to learn more…
Even before becoming a homeschooler I knew the importance of reading aloud. I vividly remember reading books to my ginormous pregnant belly (yes I was that mom). But it was not until I became a homeschooler and read Jim Trelease’s Read-Aloud Handbook then subsequently stumbled upon the amazing Sarah Mackenzie at Read Aloud Revival that I…
Even before becoming a homeschooler I knew the importance of reading aloud. I vividly remember reading books to my ginormous pregnant belly (yes I was that mom). But it was not until I became a homeschooler and read Jim Trelease’s Read-Aloud Handbook then subsequently stumbled upon the amazing Sarah Mackenzie at Read Aloud Revival that I…
Even before becoming a homeschooler I knew the importance of reading aloud. I vividly remember reading books to my ginormous pregnant belly (yes I was that mom). But it was not until I became a homeschooler and read Jim Trelease’s Read-Aloud Handbook then subsequently stumbled upon the amazing Sarah Mackenzie at Read Aloud Revival that I…
Even before becoming a homeschooler I knew the importance of reading aloud. I vividly remember reading books to my ginormous pregnant belly (yes I was that mom). But it was not until I became a homeschooler and read Jim Trelease’s Read-Aloud Handbook then subsequently stumbled upon the amazing Sarah Mackenzie at Read Aloud Revival that I…
Even before becoming a homeschooler I knew the importance of reading aloud. I vividly remember reading books to my ginormous pregnant belly (yes I was that mom). But it was not until I became a homeschooler and read Jim Trelease’s Read-Aloud Handbook then subsequently stumbled upon the amazing Sarah Mackenzie at Read Aloud Revival that I…
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