We have had so much fun traveling in our homeschool using geography based unit studies. In the past, we have traveled America’s National Parks and traveled to many different countries all over the world so it just seemed fitting that next we should also travel the fifty states too. An Engaging Way To Making Learning…
There is light at the end of the tunnel. The end of the homeschool year is just around the corner. But it feels like an uphill battle to get there. Every year around this time homeschool moms everywhere begin dragging and trying to just finish the homeschool year strong. We all start eliminating what we consider…
Do your children love the Harry Potter books? Would they like to spend a year at Hogwarts studying subjects just like Harry Potter did? Then get ready to make your homeschool magical this year! My year-long Harry Potter homeschool curriculum is the perfect thing for little Potter fans. You can use this Wizards and Wands…
Emily recently discovered when I was writing the Who Was William Shakespeare Unit Study that his birthday was April 23rd. Since we were traveling within Europe with our Traveling the World curriculum currently too, she decided it was the perfect time to dive into the world of Shakespeare and celebrate his birthday. The four main…
Do you ever get tired of the same old boring Easter baskets that are full of candy and nonsense? Skip the candy this year, and surprise your kids with a themed Easter basket you will both love! Today, I am sharing five fantastic twists on the classic Easter basket that are great for kids of…
There is NOTHING our family loves more than to celebrate holidays. Some of our favorite ways to celebrate are with books, games, and movies. So today I am sharing all of our favorite Easter themed books, games, and movies plus a freebie for you. We hope they bless your family and help you have an…
We love Julia Rothman’s book series. Her anatomy books make a fantastic addition to your homeschool library as resources your children will love not only for their amazing illustrations, but also the detailed descriptions. If you’re not sure quite how to make these books work in your lessons, you’re going to be really excited about…
As the weather here in Florida turns warmer we always start considering our spring time plans. Each spring we always raise caterpillars. It has become an activity our entire family looks forward to. Knowing that was coming up soon Emily decided we would spend the month of March crawling deep into the world of bugs!…
I made our original continent boxes when Emily was in preschool/kindergarten. They were well loved and worth every minute of time I spent putting them together. She learrned so much from just playing with them that I knew when we started Traveling the World I wanted to update them for her. Please keep in mind before…
I’m really excited to share a fun new way to teach history with to your kids! Homeschooling history can be challenging. Sometimes it feels like you’re memorizing lots of dates that can feel disconnected from the events. Other times the important events are difficult to translate into something kids can understand. A Homeschool History Curriculum…
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