Whether your kids enjoy helping you in the kitchen or just enjoy eating what is made there, this FREE Food Sequencing Fun Cut & Paste combines thoughts of yummy food with critical thinking and fine motor skills practice. This FREE Food Sequencing Fun Cut & Paste activity uses 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 Resources About the Invention of Airplanes
Do you ever stop for a moment to think of how amazing flight and airplanes are? From walking to soaring through the sky on an airplane, we surely have come a long way. These free resources about the invention of airplanes will help your homeschoolers learn all about this amazing Read More
Free Resources for Learning about Robins
Robins are cute, little songbirds in the United States. Snacking on worms, insects, berries, fruit, nuts and seeds, the male birds are brightly colored while the females are plainer. Learn more with these free resources for learning about robins and birds. Backyard birds are so fun to learn 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 I Corinthians 13 Copywork for Print Practice
What would you say if your child asked you, "What is love?" There are as many answers as there are people in the world, but God's Word gives us a standard to measure our definitions against. In one of the most famous chapters in the Bible, Paul explains what love is and what it isn't. You can help Read More
3 Ways Unit Studies Help You Homeschool
Using unit studies to help you homeschool isn’t necessarily a new trick, but this method is often the last considered when wondering how to lighten the load. I remember early on in my homeschooling journey when following “the book” was the way to go. I purchased the boxed curriculum, attempted to Read More
Productivity Hacks for Homeschool Moms
Looking to be more productive this year? If you implement these three simple productivity hacks for homeschool moms, then you'll see increased efficiency in all areas of your life - not just homeschool! Create a Don't Do List This first productivity hack is counterintuitive. Most of us Read More
21 Things to Do in 2021
The beginning of the year is always a time to reflect on the previous 12 months and for setting intentions and resolutions for the year to come. Here is a list of 21 things you can do to empower yourself, explore new things, and live your best life in 2021! Take time away from technology. Read More
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