Do you ring in the new year with your kids? I love making New Year’s Eve fun for my little ones, and they love the anticipation of a new year dawning. If your kiddos are inquisitive and science-y like mine, maybe you’ll want to try some of these super fizzy and explosive science activities with…
In our fast-paced, digitally-driven world, the enchantments of screens often lure both children and adults indoors, disconnecting us from the wonders of the natural world. Ginny Yurich, the visionary behind the “1000 Hours Outside” movement, seeks to restore this balance, offering profound insights into the impact of nature on child development and homeschooling. Inspired by…
Reading Eggs is an engaging and interactive online reading program designed to help children develop early literacy skills in a fun and educational way. This program can be a valuable resource if you are looking to support your child’s pre-reading development. Reading Eggs can help nurture these essential skills: Phonological Awareness and Phonemic Awareness Letter…
Families homeschool for a number of reasons, but in recent years the number of parents homeschooling special needs kiddos has risen. It’s no surprise, as the one-on-one attention a child can get in a homeschool setting is far superior to the many-to-one attention they can get in a traditional school setting. It can be challenging,…
Fall is the season for pumpkins, leaves, and acorns. This fall, bring some fall into your science classroom when you make this stretchy and glittery fall slime recipe! Kids will love playing with this slime so much, they won’t realize they are learning all about chemical bonds. Fall Slime Science Experiment Follow these steps to…
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