Parenting

These November Would You Rather questions for kids make great conversation starters for your Thanksgiving dinner or a fun activity to do in your classroom. 

Looking for ways to keep the kids entertained this summer while preventing learning loss? Why not put together a simple summer homeschool curriculum? The summer months are the perfect time to explore new interests, strengthen skills taught during the previous year, and test out programs you might want to incorporate in the next school year.

Got bored teens? We’ve got the solution. These 21 super fun at-home activities for teens are guaranteed to quell boredom and inspire hours of amusement.

Taking a core motivations test can help your students learn more about themselves and what drives them, serving as a starting off point for pursuing future career options.

Climb toys for toddlers can make a great addition to your household. They will encourage physical activity, and they come in a variety of different bright colors. Here is a round-up of some of our top picks for indoor and outdoor climbing toys for toddlers.

Journaling is a great habit to develop at any age, but you might be wondering what’s the right age to start journaling? Here are the pros of starting early.

Want to make sure your kids are ready to take on life after high school? Check out this life skills for teens course sets them up for success.

As teens age, they naturally want more independence, but that doesn’t mean our relationships with them are over. Here are 5 ways to connect with your teen.

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.

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.