Our family loves games and puzzles. On one anniversary, my husband and I didn't have much money, so we bought ourselves a brand new 1000 piece puzzle to do together. Then we stayed up entirely too late to complete it in one night! We constantly have kids coming to our site to play card games, Read More
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Random Acts of Kindness Ideas for Kids
Kindness is something we as parents want our children to learn. The Lord instructs us to "Be kind and compassionate to one another" (Eph 4:32a), which is what we continue to teach our children. Yes, it can feel good to do something nice for someone else but we shouldn't do it to pat ourselves on the Read More
Free Printables, Resources, and Activities for Veterans Day
Veterans Day is celebrated each year on November 11th. It has become a day when we honor and recognize those who have served the United States. Whether in times of war or peace - dead or alive, we honor these veterans. Learn about the history of Veterans Day and honor those who have served Read More
FREE Story Writing Prompts
My kids love to use their imagination but getting them to actually write down their thoughts and ideas can be challenging at times. That's what I love about story writing prompts. They are so easy to use and great to help kids get started on a new story. Writing prompts can be used in a variety Read More
Resources for Learning About Opera
Some kids find learning about opera boring but they can actually be very entertaining. I believe music is an important part of education. Teaching them about different styles, eras, even composers is common, but opera is one genre often overlooked. Yes, the music is a little different and Read More
Fall Scavenger Hunts for Your Homeschool
Being a traveling family, my kids love spending time outside. In fact, most days we have to remind them they need to eat to sustain their energy. With little ones in tow, it can be harder to find an activity that all of our kids will enjoy. Fall Scavenger Hunts are our absolute favorite way to Read More
Resources about Martin Luther and the Reformation
For years our kids felt "left out" of getting candy and just dressing up for fun. We dealt with it in a variety of ways as they grew and understood more and more, but we also used that time to teach them about another important celebration for October 31st, Reformation Day. October 31st is the Read More
Resources for Learning About Christopher Columbus
Columbus Day is one of those holidays I remember having the day off school. I don't actually remember learning about Christopher Columbus around that day though. However, I do remember learning about him as an explorer. For many, there is controversy that surrounds Christopher Columbus. So I Read More
Thematic Units You Can Use Throughout Your Homeschool Year
Over the years I have learned what works and what doesn't for our homeschool. Thematic units are really popular for preschool and early elementary ages, but they can also be used with older children. I love using thematic units throughout the year to enhance our homeschool year. Whether we're Read More
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