Science experiments are what make science come alive. Especially for young learners. If you aren't engaging your children with hands-on activities and experiments they may think science is dry and boring. And without the experiments it sure can be! If science can come alive to your child, they Read More
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FREE Resources About Rockets and Missiles
Children seem to be fascinated with outer space and rockets that can fly to the moon. It is super exciting and mysterious at the same time. As your children get older they may really start to look at what goes into exploring space. When they research further they will see that there is a big Read More
Homeschooling with Hamilton
My daughters absolutely love musicals, and singing, and dancing. We hear a lot of soundtracks in our house. It can be annoying, but it is also pretty amazing. I love the stories that musicals can tell, and the many lessons that can be learned from seeing or listening to them. Hamilton is one of Read More
FREE Resources About the Colosseum
The Colosseum is the largest ancient amphitheater that was ever built in history. If you have plans to travel to Rome, it is one of the must see tourist destinations. If you are studying ancient history, or landmarks in your homeschool, you will want to put the Colosseum on your list of places to Read More
Perched for Progress Elementary Unit Study Review
My youngest daughter is almost 10 years old. She has a love for learning, and can get bored with the same predictable curriculum each day. We naturally prefer living books, and delight directed learning. I was excited to find out about a new unit study titled Perched for Progress by Shine-A-Light Read More
FREE Martin Luther King Jr. Crafts
Martin Luther King Jr. was an influential man at the heart of the Civil Rights Movement. Most businesses and schools have the day off of school to celebrate his life that day. A fun way to learn about this great man is by having your kids do some Martin Luther King Jr. crafts. We don't take a Read More
FREE Resources for Learning About the Eyes and Sight
The human eye is an amazing thing. Our sight is a special gift that allows us to see the world around us. It is one of the five senses. All of our senses are important, but our eyes and the sense of sight is something that is not to be taken for granted. Are you learning about the human Read More
Easy Science Experiments for Learning About Astronomy
Science is usually a favorite subject among children because they enjoy doing the science experiments. It is usually not a favorite among parents because of said science experiments. This is why I am always on the lookout for easy experiments for my kids to do. Children learn so much Read More
Tons of FREE Counting Printables
I think that teaching your little ones how to count is one of the best experiences ever! I love hearing their little voices repeat the numbers over and over. The way they pronounce some of the numbers is just adorable and are usually done in a sweet, sing-song manner. Teaching Counting: I love Read More
