There are so many things going on in the month of April! You probably already know that Easter lands in April this year but so does Babe Ruth Day, World Penguin Day, and we cannot forget Arbor Day! These great books to read with your kids in April will have your family enjoying each event…
How is this year flying by so quickly? Are your kiddos ready for a new month of Minecraft challenges — it’s already April!? More warm days, and sunshine… I’m so thrilled to see the sun. Don’t let your kids spend all their time inside, but use this as an incentive to get some school work done and…
Just as the daffodils are starting to break through the dirt and everyone is adventuring more and more outside, we cannot forget to take advantage of all these amazing books! Between outdoor adventures, St. Patrick’s Day, and Dr. Seuss’ birthday, there are many titles to choose from this month. Check out these great books to read…
If you’re homeschooling gifted, twice-exceptional, or otherwise neurodivergent kids, you already know that less is often more. More worksheets don’t equal more learning.More pressure doesn’t equal better outcomes. What does matter is curiosity, connection, and giving kids a reason to lean in. That’s why I love Groundhog Day as a tiny homeschool moment worth celebrating…
We’ve all been there—standing in the kitchen or at the dining table, cheerful worksheet in hand, excitement about a new science project bubbling over. And then you’re hit with a “No.” Sometimes it’s followed by shut-down silence, sometimes an eruption of tears, sometimes a negotiation worthy of high-stakes diplomacy. Other days, the resistance flares up…
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