Tradition says that in the spring of 1623, all that was left for the Pilgrims to eat each day during the “Starving Time” was five kernels of parched corn. Based on that important true story, many families have their own tradition of offering five thanks for five blessings before enjoying a bountiful Read More
Free Inspirational Poster for Your Child
As a homeschool family spending lots of time together and sharing the same spaces under one roof, the ups and downs of a homeschool year are unavoidable. For those times your young learners need a positive and encouraging note that homeschooling is working in its own beautiful way, print this Read More
Determination: The Key to Success
Determination is one of those innate qualities many children possess, especially when we don’t want them to do something. Little ones are determined to head toward any uncovered electrical outlet or pull something off a top-shelf. Determination can stem from a form of obstinate behavior or single Read More
8 Free Resources Study Egyptian Mummies At Home.
8 Free Resources & 7 Virtual Museums To Study Egyptian Mummies At Home. Ancient Egypt is a topic most kids really enjoy. There is something about ancient history and the mystery of the tombs and pyramids that is so intriguing to kids. So as you are e-learning, distance-learning or Read More
FREE Colonial Life Terminology Copywork
Opportunities to read about what life was like in colonial America abound. Help your kids understand more of what they are reading with this FREE Colonial Life Terminology Copywork. Help your students learn the meaning of twenty words related to colonial life in America with this Read More
FREE People of the Renaissance Notebooking Journal
The Renaissance was a time of artistic, political, and religious changes. Help students learn more about this pivotal time with this FREE People of the Renaissance Notebooking Journal. They were artists, kings, princes, reformers, authors, explorers, and more. Give your students a Read More
The Benefits of Listening to Audio Books
I spent a lot of our younger years reading aloud to my little posse of boys. We liked to do this after lunch on the couch or at bedtime as they drifted off to sleep with scenes of Narnian sword fights in their little heads. But it wasn’t until we realized that one of our kids had dyslexia that we Read More
Questions Parents Need to Ask About TikTok
With over 1.5 billion downloads, TikTok has been one of the world’s most downloaded apps in recent years. In fact, the video-sharing service was the most downloaded app on the Apple App Store in the first quarter of 2019 with users daily spending an average of 52 minutes on the app. Given the Read More
[FREE] Laws of Motion Experiments.
So Many Great Questions! Kids are full of so many curious questions, aren’t they? If your kids are anything like mine, they pick the best places to ask their questions. Places like from the backseat of the car on a road trip, in the line at the grocery checkout, and always during the quiet part of Read More
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