Mealworms are easy and fun to raise. They’re low-maintenance, and the perfect introduction to lifecycles for young scientists. Studying mealworms gives kids a chance to observe, care for, and experiment with living creatures in a hands-on way. Head to your local pet store, and grab a tub of mealworms today – or get…
Young children learn best through immersion and play, which is why unit studies and thematic units are such great ways to teach them. In our homeschool, we try to integrate themes into as much as we can, so all of the kids can benefit – especially the littlest ones. Unit Study Ideas There are so…
Bats are creepy…and really cool. Studying bats with the preschool set can help demystify this often misunderstood mammal. And it’s such a neat topic that big brothers and sisters will want to jump in and work alongside of their little siblings. Let’s face it, bats are strange. They’re mammals. With wings. And they have these…
Homeschooling opens up many opportunities and possibilities for our neurodiverse children. It’s a different kind of education, and it’s exciting! When you choose to open up to all the avenues of education that are possible, it can be empowering. Letting go of the fear Oftentimes, we as parents of neurodiverse kids homeschool from a…
Curious about Interest-led learning for your younger child, but not sure where to start? This will guide you through letting your child take the lead beginning in preschool and on into the elementary years. Following your kids’ curiosity and crafting your homeschool around their interests can be a powerful way to motivate learning. When…
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