We’ve learned quite a bit about animal diets and behavior with our kids. But it can be tough to keep all the information straight in your head afterward. Who lives where? Who eats what? And, once you learn that some animals live on both land and water and that some animals eat both meat and plants, it canKeep Reading…
Sign, Spell, & Match! Sign Language Alphabet Puzzles
We’ve always loved teaching our children American Sign Language. We use ASL in our local congregation, but we also like using it to build early literacy skills in our kids. In fact, when we practice spelling words, the kids generally fingerspell each word as they say the letter. I’m convinced that learning to sign hasKeep Reading…
How Playing Sports Can Help Your Homeschooler
There are lots of studies that support the value of extra-curricular activities for kids. According to some, playing sports (in particular) improves a child’s overall academic performance. But does that apply to homeschoolers? After all, homeschooling is a very different type of education than public schooling. Homeschoolers usually have more time to spend pursuing theirKeep Reading…
A to Z Race! Finish the Alphabet Worksheets for Kids
When I was young, I remember learning how to recite the alphabet in order with the ABC song. Actually, I think every child born before 1985 or so learned it that way. I thought I could teach my kids the alphabet in the same way. And they did learn to recite the song. But, whenKeep Reading…
20 Fun LEGO STEM Activities for Kids
STEAM education is everywhere these days. In fact, many schools now offer specialized classes and camps for kids who have an interest in learning science, technology, engineering, art, and math together. If you’re new to teaching these concepts, though, STEM can be a little intimidating. But it doesn’t have to be! You can actually make STEMKeep Reading…
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