Once a month we meet with a group of homeschoolers at a local library for geography club. Families take turns organizing the meetings, which simply means that they choose a region to study, assign countries within that region to other families, and plan a few crafts or activities to do. Oh – and bring food…
Have I mentioned before that the Kessler kids {and their mom} tend to get caught up in a topic and explore it for w-a-y longer than planned? And that any curriculum or unit we begin takes at least twice as long as it should? Well… same goes for Galloping the Globe. In case you…
Lest you think things are always sunshine and roses here at the Kessler house… here’s a little secret: many of things fun activities I pull out are desperate attempts to stop. the. fighting. You know… those times when a diversion is needed more than discipline because he truth is that everyone is wrong, everyone…
Trevor and I worked on this project when I wrote A Project Guide to Forces and Motion for Mitchell Lane Publishers. Since the days are warming up, and you may be ready for some outdoor water play, I thought I’d share it with you. {Though it would make a fun bath toy, too!}…
Science with toddlers and preschoolers is as simple as encouraging observations and discussions. They are naturally curious about their world, and truly are little scientists… they wonder, they question, they test, and question again. Capitalize on that by providing lots of materials and experiences about which to wonder. These water beads provide endless…
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