A Biblical Christmas Homeschool Lesson In 4 Simple Steps
If you haven’t heard of Christmas school yet, let me fill you in, dear friend! Christmas homeschooling can happen anywhere between now and the new year. You can get festive with…
If you haven’t heard of Christmas school yet, let me fill you in, dear friend! Christmas homeschooling can happen anywhere between now and the new year. You can get festive with…
If the title of this post excites you, you are my people! I absolutely love quality literature, and studying the great works of authoress Jane Austen can be a thrilling journey….
The holidays are a beautiful time of year, and the perfect time to change up the homeschool schedule or enjoy a lighter seasonal study. Make memories with these December art activities…
As November rolls around my mind immediately wanders to my long Thanksgiving grocery list. Every homeschool lesson feels like it revolves around pilgrims, Native Americans, turkey, and gratitude. Maybe you’ve created…
You know the art lesson. Everyone sits down. The chalk pastels and fresh construction paper are out. Nana starts teaching. It’s going to be lovely. And then… One kid snaps the…
Grab your calendar, chalk pastels, and science loving homeschoolers for these October Science and Art Activities! We’re learning about radio voice messages, telegrams, incandescent lamps, automobiles, space race, and sound barriers…
We make a lot of decisions as homeschool parents. Which books we’re reading. What needs to get done today. When it’s time to move on to the next math lesson. Even…
At the beginning of a new homeschool year, when the supplies are organized and I have big plans for all the books, projects, and art we’re going to enjoy together, It…
“I’m bad at art.” Maybe your child says it before they’ve even picked up the chalk pastel. Or maybe it comes after they look at their picture and decide it doesn’t…
Start of the Homeschool Year Traditionally, we started the new school year with “First Day of School Cinnamon Rolls” because nothing is sweeter than sleeping in long after the buses leave…