Aren’t you curious about Washington, D.C.????? How did it get its name, and why isn’t it a state? These free printables and resources about Washington, D.C., will help your homeschoolers learn all about the nation’s capital. Is it just me or does the idea of Washington, D.C., intrigue people? Read More
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Free Printables and Worksheets For Football Fans
From what I understand, there has been a decrease in football ratings over the last few years. However, that doesn’t stop football from being one of the best and most popular sports in America today. Grab these fun, free printables and worksheets for football fans in your homeschool to 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
Resources for Learning About Central America
Central America consists of seven countries: El Salvador, Costa Rica, Belize, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, and Panama. These resources for learning about Central America will help your homeschool explore the countries that form a connection between two continents. Clearly, Central America Read More
Free Winter STEM Projects
It can be difficult for my kids to embrace “winter” projects when it really never gets that cold where we live. Although we live in a warm climate, we still enjoy the winter season with winter resources and these free winter STEM projects. It is so hard to get into the spirit of winter Read More
Resources for Internet Safety
Doesn’t this topic just grab your attention when you think of children and what is available on the world wide web? We must do all we can to keep our children safe, and these resources for Internet safety can help you to keep them safe on the net. It is truly inevitable. Most of us, no matter Read More
Ways to Keep Kids on Track with Homeschooling After the Holidays
Is it just me, or does it always feel like we have been through a whirlwind after the holiday season? If you feel as if you just got out of a whirlwind, then explore these ways to keep kids on track with homeschooling after the holidays. Once holidays are over, it can seem as if you are Read More
Resources for Learning About Chile
Are you studying the continent of South America in your school year? Looking for an interesting country to study with your homeschoolers? These resources for learning about Chile will be a great place to start. Chile is such a uniquely shaped country. It is hard to look at the continent of Read More
Tips for Keeping it All Organized
I wanted to create a one-stop resource for some tips on keeping it all together at home. So, below you will find some tips for keeping it all organized along with useful links to keep specific areas of your home and life organized. When I first started to homeschool, I just knew that I would Read More
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