Homeschool Subjects

Confession: The extent of my knowledge of Mexico could be summed up in a handful of things–piñatas, tacos, sombreros, and Dora. That’s probably not what you want to hear from …

Fairy Tales and Nursery Rhymes are some of the first literacy experiences young children have. These stories and rhymes are often told while sitting on a lap of a loved …

This year our oldest will be learning a lot about geography as we work through our 3rd grade homeschool curriculum--My Father's World Exploring Countries and Cultures. We'll be looking at lots …

Sometimes, the best dramatic play ideas are inspired by the natural interests and curiosity of each child. For example, while sorting, organizing, and downsizing some of my teaching materials that have …

Has Minion Mania hit your house? Ours too. My kids are in full-out Minion mode and they haven't even seen the newest movie yet! The Minions are everywhere, so my …

Happy Summer! I recently shared about the new Letter Tile Spelling Mats Bundle for Seasons and Celebrations in my new blog shop and I wanted to share the summer letter …

No matter how many times my kids have experimented with baking soda and vinegar reactions, they are always mesmerized. It never fails to make them giggle and wonder. One of …

I'm so excited to share a NEW Letter Tiles printable series that I've been working on behind the scenes for quite some time. One of my most popular printables on …

These Easy Tips for Correcting Pencil Grip are proven and effective ways to help you teach a child how to hold a pencil correctly. Learning a proper pencil grasp can …

While learning about Vikings during our Viking Unit Study, the kids wanted to make a Viking ship. Using some common household materials and some recycled materials, we came up with …