I can’t wait to share this fabulous Sun unit that my kindergartner and preschooler had a blast with! I loved how interactive this unit was ;and I think you and your children will too! Kindergarten Sun Unit Activities Making Raisins from Grapes Raisin making is simple and tons of fun! Start with a few grapesContinue Reading
Scratch & Dent Sale at Knowledge Quest
Knowledge Quest’s Summer Scratch and Dent Sale is going on NOW! Save up to 50% on mapping resources, timelines, historical biographies, geography curriculum and more! You are sure to find the resources that will fill your gaps for the upcoming school year. All items offered in the Scratch and Dent sale have some sort of imperfection – usuallyContinue Reading
Road Trip Across Upstate New York
Want ideas for ALL 50 states? Click the graphic below. When I tell people that I was born and raised in New York, most people automatically think New York City. I have only ever been to New York City once in my entire life. There is so much more to New York then just theContinue Reading
Corn Flake Crusted Chicken
My husband is an extremely picky eater. We’ve always jokingly referred to him as the “kid’s menu guy” because pizza, burgers, and chicken fingers are right up his alley. Sure, once in a while he’ll try a teeny, tiny bite of my asparagus or salmon. I think he does that more because he knows it makesContinue Reading
FREE Ten Commandments eLessons
Can you name the Ten Commandments? Can you name them in order? If not, this is the eLesson for you! This eLesson is a great way to teach little ones the Ten Commandments in a way they will remember them. This free eLesson is part of the Old Testament overview series. Try it and seeContinue Reading
3 Tips To Help You Return To Your Normal Routine After Vacation
Last month I shared the summer trip planning guide that will make it a little easier to travel with kids. Travel season is in full swing. With so many places to go and people to see, a lot of us will have a fun summer taking a break from everyday life and getting away forContinue Reading
DIY Anatomy & Physiology Notebooking Journal
We have been using Apologia’s elementary science curriculum for 5 years now. Science is the only subject where I have found a curriculum that is THE one for our family. The only decision I have to make each school year is which topic/course we would like to cover. This year we are going with AnatomyContinue Reading
Save 20% on Clive & Ian’s Wonderblimp of Knowledge 1 & 2
If you are a Veggie Tales fan or a What’s in the Bible? fan, you’ll also enjoy Clive & Ian! Clive & Ian answer 13 big questions about God in these two DVDs. Here’s what is in Volume 1 – What’s in the Bible? newsman Buck Denver wants to introduce you to two of hisContinue Reading
20% off Alpha Omega Homeschool Curriculum – TODAY ONLY!
Today is THE day to save 20% on Alpha Omega Homeschool Curriculum! Alpha Omega is committed to providing you with the best individualized homeschool curriculum! Whether you prefer computer-based learning, workbooks, or unit studies, you can rest assured that your children are getting the knowledge they need using the methods that work best for them.Continue Reading
Rhythm in Your Homeschool
“Perhaps of all the most basic elements of music, rhythm most directly affects our central nervous system.” ~ George Crumb Rhythm is the basic of all music. Without it, music would fall apart. It would be utter chaos. So, when beginning to teach music lessons, I always start with rhythm. Now I know people sayContinue Reading
