We’re all about raising kind kids around here, so I was delighted to participate in the #ShareItForward campaign from #CollectiveBias and its advertiser. The ideas, printables, and activities are all my own – and we had a blast planning and sharing this. And we’ll definitely do it again. Since we started spreading random acts of…
We run a pretty eclectic homeschool here, and our favorite science materials aren’t curriculum at all. We prefer things that inspire open-ended play, exploration, and creativity. Three of my favorite homeschool bloggers and I were thinking about what we’d do if we had $100 to spend on anything we wanted online to enhance our homeschools….
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…
There are so many great options when it comes to enriching and homeschooling our children these days. I especially love having activity kits and subscription boxes on hand for those days I need something extra or to pull out when the kids want to learn more about something. And, subscriptions for kids have come a…
The weeks leading up to Valentine’s Day is the perfect time to show love and kindness to others, tell someone you care, and… get messy and explore science concepts? Yep. It’s the perfect time to have a little Valentine’s Day science fun with your kids. Grab some simple supplies and you’ll have the…
End of Content
End of Content