This fall, my kids and I are participating in a newly formed co-op and I’m teaching a hands-on “explosive” science class {shocking, right?}. It’s fun because, since moving at the end of the summer, I’ve kept all but the essential school stuff packed away – teeny house and all – and this is…
As summer winds down, and parents of traditionally-schooled kids are scoping out the best deals for the items on that long supply list sent home by the school district, us homeschool moms are finalizing our curriculum and activity choices for the year. While it can feel overwhelming, I have to admit that I…
So, we’ve been studying Japan for a long time. A.really.long.time. Thankfully, our Geography Club came to my rescue provided my children with the perfect opportunity to showcase ALL of their learning. For the last meeting of the {school} year, the May organizers {incredibly creative and talented women} decided to let each family choose whatever…
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!}…
I had the, ummm… pleasure, of meeting one of these… …in the basement the other night as I finished up some work {really. really. late.} and nobody was around to save my family from being murdered in their sleep by snapping fangs and hairy legs, so I had to take care of…
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