One of the best parts of homeschooling is being able to think and teach outside the box and the classroom. This opens up all kinds of opportunities for fun activities, both inside and out and a way to make what seems like just a fun afternoon be a learning experience. In this post, I haveRead More
What You Need for Bird Watching with Kids
Bird watching is fast becoming a popular pastime among the younger generation. With a renewed focus on conservation of our wildlife and not burning through our natural resources, it gives one hope for a healthy future. Bird watching is an extension of this as more kids and teens take on the hobby of enjoying andRead More
7 Ways to Celebrate Earth Day with Kids
Earth Day is not only a great way to celebrate the arrival of spring, but a great way to celebrate everything that our planet gives to us. Celebrating Earth Day with children is important, as it shows them that our planet is valued, special, and worth celebrating and being thankful for. If you want toRead More
50+ Crafts to Teach the Alphabet
Teaching the letters can be so much fun, and crafts are a fun way to reinforce the letters and the sounds they make. Preschoolers and early elementary kids love to get messy and do crafts, and they are a great way to fine tune those fine motor skills and let your kid’s creativity shine whileRead More
How to Teach Kids Reading Skills in the Garden
You might not think of gardening as an educational activity, but the truth is it can be! The garden is an excellent place to teach kids how to read as well as practice other important literacy skills. Take a look below at some helpful tips on how to teach kids reading skills in the garden,Read More
Ways To Teach Kids About Recycling
If your family has made the decision to live a green lifestyle, one of the first things you need to know are Ways To Teach Kids About Recycling. Not only will getting everyone involved in this effort make it easier, you really want to teach your children about how their actions can have an affectRead More
5 Easter Games for Kids
These fun Easter Games for Kids are perfect for parties and family gatherings! Kids love Easter and understandably so. There are usually colorful eggs, treats of all kinds and lots of games to play. In fact, Easter is one of those days when mom and dad even get out to join in the fun! BelowRead More
50+ Free Printables to Teach the Alphabet
Printables are a very valuable resource in the world of homeschooling. While there is a lot of value in hands on activities, when it comes to teaching like the alphabet, it is good to have worksheets where your kids can practice writing the letters as well as tracing them. Many of the printables on this list alsoRead More
How to Teach Kids Math Skills in the Garden
Believe it or not, you can’t grow a garden without doing a little math. So before you start planting your garden for the season, grab the kids and see how many important math skills you can teach them in the process! If you aren’t sure about where to begin, take a peek below at howRead More
How to Lanolize Wool Diaper Covers
Lanolizing is a key process in waterproofing wool. Wool is a reliable fabric to use for cloth diaper covers because it’s naturally breathable and wicks moisture away from the body. It’s also pretty odor resistant, which really comes in handy when dealing with urine. Some would say this combination makes for a no-fail solution forRead More
10+ Ways to Introduce the Letter Z
We are at the end of the alphabet, everyone! Letter Z week is here and I have found a bunch of fun ways to teach the letter Z to your kids that you are going to love! When we think of the letter Z, of course the typical animal who is practically the mascot ofRead More
How to Teach Kids Science Skills in the Garden
There is no better way to learn science than to get out in the yard where it is unfolding! If you want to teach your children some new science concepts or reinforce the ones they already know, then head out to the garden where a hands on learning lab awaits you. If you are unsureRead More
Fun Outdoor Physical Activities for Kids
If your child loves nature, you will be glad to know you can incorporate some physical activity into their interest as well. Below you will find some fun physical activities for the nature loving child, perfect for helping them explore their interest of nature while getting some exercise at the same time. As you willRead More
10+ Ways to Introduce the Letter Y
I don’t know why, but the letter Y is one of my favorite letters. I loved having a “Y” in my name when I was a kid. (I went by “Chrissy”). My daughter even tells me she wishes she had a Y in her name because she wants to write her name with the prettyRead More
Fun Indoor Fitness Activities for Kids
Sometimes, weather prevents us from getting out and getting as active as we would like to be. If you live in a climate that doesn’t always allow your child to get out and enjoy some exercise, don’t worry. Instead, take a look below at some indoor activities that keep children fit that you can try.Read More
10+ Ways to Introduce the Letter X
I have to say, this has been the hardest list of ideas of all the letters in the alphabet to put together so far. I fear that the hardest one may be the letter Z! However, I was extremely determined to put this one together as a separate post because I think all the lettersRead More
Tips for Visiting a Natural History Museum with Kids
Natural history museums are a wonderful way to introduce your kids to a new way of viewing the world. When we open their eyes to the natural order of things, they begin to connect the dots of their own existence. Natural history museums also show kids what the world was like long ago and whatRead More
Homemade Bouncy Ball Recipe
Are you children crazy about bouncy balls? They are fun to bounce all over the place, and a great way to keep a bored child occupied. Well bouncy ball lovers rejoice, because below you will find a simple and inexpensive homemade bouncy ball recipe. That’s right, you can MAKE your own bouncy balls right inRead More
10 Ways to Celebrate Chinese New Year with Children
February 19th is the official start of the Chinese New Year for the 2015 calendar. During Chinese New Year, a great deal of celebrations, customs, and special meals take place. You can enjoy some of these customs in your own home all while spending little money and time. If you are unsure about where toRead More
10+ Ways to Introduce the Letter W
Welcome to another week of fun activities, crafts, recipes, books and printables for teaching the alphabet. This week, I have compiled a list of letter W activities to help you create the perfect curriculum for your kids at home or to just help them advance their school instruction. Let’s get started on these fun waysRead More
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