The crisp morning air, perfect weather during the day, and beautiful sunsets at night. Pumpkin Spice isn't the only thing screaming fall this time of the year. 😉 With all the changes happening right now, it's a perfect time to get outside and go on a fall nature walk. Of course, you witness Read More
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Using Play Dough to Develop Fine Motor Skills
Developing fine motor skills doesn't have to be tedious. Something as simple as play dough is a great way to incorporate more fine motor activities into your day. Plus it helps keep little ones occupied at the table while you work with older children. Play Dough Mats There are a variety of Read More
7 Imaginative Play Toys to Keep Little Ones Occupied
One of the biggest challenges when it comes to homeschooling multiple ages is keeping little ones occupied while you work with your older children. Of course it's great to have them involved as much as possible, but allowing them time to just play benefits the entire family. Young children learn Read More
Meal Planning Tips to Save Your Time and Sanity
Picture this scene.... A sigh of relief exits your mouth as you close the last school book of the day. It's been a busy day of instruction, but you feel like you and your children had a great day of learning. Now it's time to get those loads of laundry put away and straighten up the house. By Read More
5 Ways to Teach Your Child About Their Emotions
Isn't it amazing the range of emotions a preschooler can experience in a matter of minutes? By age three they are starting to notice when they are happy, mad, excited, or sad. The sooner you start teaching your children about their emotions, the sooner they can learn how to regulate Read More
5 Routines for a Smoother Homeschool Week
Are you trying to juggle homeschooling, housekeeping, and your children's outside activities? It's important to protect your family's schedule, but once you've decided what's most important for your family then you have to manage your new schedule. Routines can help you keep things running and stay Read More
7 Tips for Making a Homeschool Schedule That Works
Does your homeschool run on a schedule? I have a love-hate relationship when it comes to schedules. I love making schedules and figuring out how to get everything done that needs done. But...I don't like following a rigid schedule. If it's 10:00 and we're still working on geography, I don't Read More
Stay on Track With an Overall Yearly Plan
Do you plan school weekly, monthly, quarterly, or yearly? Whichever way you prefer it can still be helpful to make an overall yearly plan. Why do you need an overall yearly plan in your homeschool? It serves as a guide for all the plans you make throughout the year. You can see at a Read More
Tips for Keeping Little Ones Occupied and Learning While You’re Homeschooling
If you're a mom with little ones you know what a challenge it can be to homeschool your older kids while caring for your younger children. Little ones have a way of getting into mischief when our attention is somewhere else too long. Can you relate or am I the only one with "special" artwork on my Read More
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