Balancing the needs of school-aged kids and pre-K kids in your homeschooling schedule is challenging enough. Trying to fit your own work into the daily routine can feel like doing a puzzle with too many pieces, but it doesn’t have to. Here’s a daily schedule perfect for working from home and homeschooling at the same time.
Need help getting started with your fantasy story? Here are 50 exciting fantasy writing prompts and plot ideas to get you started.
With summer vacation right around the corner, you might be worried about how you’re going to keep the kids engaged while they’re out of school. Without some form of educational stimulation, it’s quite possible that they will lose some of their learning over the summer months. Here are ten simple things you can do over the summer to prevent summer learning loss.
Gardening with kids is both enjoyable and educational. Use these resources to build a hands-on gardening unit study to teach kids about gardening.
Everybody and their dog is going to have an opinion of you, your homeschool, and how you should run it. The only way to overcome this is to learn to trust your intuition as a homeschooling parent.
Neighborhood scavenger hunts are super fun. Here are 22 free printable scavenger hunts to do as a family or for a birthday party activity.
Find ways to get your children out of the house, away from screens and walking outside. These 10 tips will help make walking with kids a favorite family activity.
Gratitude journaling can lead to better health, happiness, and success. Here are 50 gratitude journal prompts to help you cultivate thankfulness.
Want to make the most of the spring season? Grab this ultimate Spring Bucket List and start checking things off!
Kindergarten is one of the most delightful ages for read alouds–kids are full of wonder, awe, and silliness, and the selection of picture books available to them is enormous. Here are 50 of the best books for kindergarten, including many timeless classics and new favorites.