Helping kids who worry can be a challenge. Thinking BIG thoughts can become overwhelming for smart kiddos who are still little. It can lead to kids missing out on activities like school, play dates, classes, and co-ops, and it can even sneak its way into bedtime. To help, I’ve put together a list of books to help kids…
My kids love science projects that involve something that looks just a bit like magic. We’ve had a lot of fun making glow-in-the-dark projects, flying projects, and anything that has a “wow” factor. This winter, we resolved to try and make instant ice. We knew the project could be a bit tricky, but we didn’t…
We love Netflix, and use it to supplement our kids’ learning often. It’s been used to help teach character, early learning skills, and for fun. Some of my favorite things to stream, though, are science and history documentaries. History documentaries give us a chance to dive deeper into historical events from various perspectives. To keep track…
Are your kiddos ready for a new month of Minecraft challenges? (And are they ready for spring?) We were teased here over the weekend, and enjoyed 70-degree weather — in February! Unfortunately, winter is not ready to let go yet… it’s back in the 20s with snow. Not to worry, though, we’ve come up with…
Just last night there were tears again. And, like most of the time we dissolve into tears about something around here, once the emotion was stripped away, the tears dried too, and the world was right again. What was the horrible, no good, very bad situation that had brought on a flood of nine-year-old tears?…
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