It’s no secret that we love Netflix, and use it to supplement our kids’ learning often. We use it to help teach character, early learning skills, and for fun. Some of my favorite things to stream, though, are nature documentaries. Nature documentaries give us a chance to do nature study from home when the…
Gummy bears are a super fun, yummy treat. Do your kids love them as much as mine do? Since I’ll take just about any excuse to indulge in this candy, I pulled together a tasty gummy bear science activity inspired by this week’s Early Childhood Education team theme of teddy bears. Don’t be fooled,…
For this homeschool mama, finding time to fit art appreciation into a jam-packed day has been a challenge. I will be the first to admit that I do not have it all together. Daily life with wiggly kids challenges me often, so I was really excited to learn of Dover Publications new 4-book series, Spot…
We’ve been fans of LeapFrog products and videos for years, and the kids have each had a LeapPad when the time came for their first handheld video game. It’s our toddler’s turn, and while he’s been playing around with his sister’s he was absolutely thrilled to get one of his own to test out. When…
Parenting a gifted child presents unique challenges – especially when it comes to meeting their asynchronous academic needs. When a kiddo is many ages at once, he needs curriculum at varying levels. They often don’t even want traditional curriculum, either, so parents must find novel ways to meet their children’s needs. So how can parents…
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