Games have been a big part of our family life long before we even considered homeschooling. Whether it was family game nights, holiday tournaments, or quick card games between errands—games brought us together, made us laugh, and gave us quality time with each other. But back then, I saw games as fun—not as learning. When…
The winter season just hits differently. If you’re looking to change things up this winter, that’s okay. Check out some of my favorite ways to encourage scientific exploration all winter long with winter science activities and experiments for kids of all ages. I’ve got nature study ideas, hands-on science experiments, and even mini-unit studies you…
Engaging, hands-on learning made simple—one game at a time. When we first started homeschooling, I believed in hands-on learning, interest-led education, and making room for joy. What I didn’t believe—yet—was that games could be a cornerstone of real academic growth. Like many parents, I thought games were “extra.” Fun? Absolutely. Valuable for family bonding? Of…
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