Figgy Pudding and A Christmas Carol: Hands-On Holiday Learning
Looking for a way to add Christmas classics into your homeschool? This year, why not adding figgy pudding and A Christmas Carol to your family festivities? Here’s how!
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Looking for a way to add Christmas classics into your homeschool? This year, why not adding figgy pudding and A Christmas Carol to your family festivities? Here’s how!
When our children craft corn husk dolls, they’re not just building a toy—they’re tapping into a living tradition. In Native American villages and early colonial homes alike, corn husks became playthings and art with very little cost but lots of meaning. This month let’s invite our children to learn by doing, to shape their own…
Here’s an easy and fun fall craft with your kids that will result in some adorable fall leaf creatures!
Let’s talk about 5 ways to grow a love of creation and nature in your homeschool.
Planning to visit the sea this summer? Putting together a sea life unit study? This big list of sea life books is just what you need!
Working with wire craft is a fun way to create beautiful and intricate designs, such as this butterfly bookmark craft. Wire craft can be used for a variety of purposes, and what better way to add a touch of whimsy to your homeschool reading experiences than with a wire butterfly bookmark craft? With just a…
Are you interested in starting a book club? Book clubs can offer so many benefits: discussing great literature and authors, and building community with others. Here are 5 tips on how to start (and continue) a book club.
These book page Christmas tree ornaments can transfer your love of books from reading to decorating your home for the holidays!
These Eucalyptus Bath Salts are really easy to put together, but they make a pretty and practical DIY Christmas gift that all kinds of recipients can enjoy.
We’ve got some great ideas of ways you can intentionally slow down and savor the holiday season with your family this year.
During the late summer months, there is so much talk of the coming school year. For homeschooling families, though, a better term might be a not back to school year. It might look something like this.
How we see things is so important! For example, one might be looking at the world through rose colored glasses. In Dorthy’s case she had to wear green spectacles so the brilliance of the emerald city wouldn’t blind her, or at least that’s what she believed until she found out Oz was a great humbug!…