Category: Homeschool

Spring time is full of opportunities to engage your child’s senses. From the feeling of fresh dirt between your fingers to the smell of newly blooming flowers to seeing bugs and birds begin to emerge again, there are so many…

Winter is full of opportunities to engage your child’s senses. From the smell of cinnamon and hot chocolate to the sounds of jingle bells to the feeling of cold snow on their fingers, there are so many ways to take…

We strive to do acts of kindness throughout the year in our home. But for young kids, in particular, this concept can sometimes feel abstract. Bring it to life for your toddler or preschooler by encouraging them to be a…

Fall is full of opportunities to engage your child’s senses. From the smell of apples and cinnamon to the sound of crunching leaves to the feeling of fresh pumpkin between one’s fingers, there are so many ways to dig in…

This post was written in collaboration with Go Happy Kids, however, all opinions are my own. These 15 hands-on letter formation activities take what can often feel like a menial paper-and-pencil task and turn it into a fun, play-based experience for…

This post was written in collaboration with Tranquility brand weighted blankets, however, all opinions are my own. While I think we can all agree that being an adult comes with its fair share of stressors, it can be easy to…

There is nothing quite like the summertime as a kid. From playing in the sand to playing in the mud to picking flowers and licking ice cream, it doesn’t get much better. Not to mention, the warmer weather makes it…

I don’t know about your house, but when the weather gets warmer over here, the sidewalk chalk comes out. My child could spend hours drawing, playing and using his imagination, and it’s such a joy to watch his little mind…