There is so much more to having a grateful heart than just saying "thank you." Of course that is definitely where it starts with our little ones, reminding them to say "thank you" when someone gives them something or is kind to them. As our children grow though, how can we be intentional about Read More
5 Ideas for Including Thanksgiving in Your Homeschool
Is Thanksgiving part of your homeschool studies? Thanksgiving is a great time to study history and focus on gratitude. Here are 5 easy ways you can start including Thanksgiving in your homeschoool. History Of course there are the obvious history lessons surrounding Thanksgiving. Encourage your Read More
9 Ways to Make Thanksgiving Memorable
Life can get so busy during the holiday season, but it's the perfect time to focus on the many blessings in our life. Make this Thanksgiving season memorable for your family by focusing on three things: developing a spirit of gratitude, making memories, and caring for others. Develop a Spirit Read More
9 Fall Sensory Bins Your Child Will Love Discovering
Have you ever used sensory bins with your little ones? They are a great tool to promote learning naturally with imaginative play. My favorite thing about sensory bins though is that they keep my little guys occupied and entertained. 😉 These fall sensory bins are easy to put together and many of Read More
7 Ways Grandparents Can Support Homeschooling
Grandparents can make an impact on your homeschool. Hopefully they'll choose to support your homeschooling endeavors by being a blessing to you and your children. If you're a grandparent looking for ways you can encourage your children or a homeschool parent that would love to include your Read More
Do You Have a Back-Up Plan?
We all have those days sometimes, a child is sick, a pet emergency happens, or you just need a mental health day. It's going to happen this school year too. Just because "life happens" doesn't mean the school day has to be a total waste. Plenty of learning can still take place; it will just look Read More
How to Plan Awesome Field Trips
Homeschooling is about so much more than academics. Yes, academics are very important, but learning should be fun and memorable. We want our children to look back on homeschooling with fond memories and as an experience that they are grateful for. Field trips are a fantastic way to be intentional Read More
5 Things to Do on a Fall Nature Walk
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
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
