We’ve been enjoying releasing all of our newest fall-themed products lately! Today we’re wrapping things up with a set of Alphabet & Number Fall Playdough Mats! If you’re teaching toddlers or preschoolers this year, you’ll love using these mats to help them work on fine motor skills and letter/number recognition! Plus, it’s always fun toKeep Reading…
Our Minimalist Homeschool Schedule
We’ve been homeschooling for nine years now. And, since I’m a planning junkie, I have tried literally scores of different homeschool schedules. In a way that’s been a good thing. Since we’re teaching kids with ADHD at home, being flexible has been one of the keys to our homeschool success. But all kids, and kidsKeep Reading…
Our K12 Daily Schedule for Two Grades
Our two oldest children are trying a brand new method of home education this year: K12. And adjusting to it has been…an interesting experience. After years of relaxed homeschooling, shifting into a full school day based around live classes, offline assignments, and readings was a complete course change. We’ve have seriously bumpy days, days thatKeep Reading…
Coffee Filter Crafts for Kids: Coffee Filter Elephant Craft
Whenever I take my kids to the zoo, one of the first animal exhibits they want to see is the elephant pit. At our local zoo, there are three elephants and, over the years, we’ve spent hours standing there watching them as they eat, walk, bathe, and perform…uh…other bodily functions. (It’s nature!) As we wereKeep Reading…
Homeschooling In a Small Space
We’re a family of six. We live in a 1600-square foot house (and that’s including the garage). One of the major issues that homeschooling families face is finding the space to store their school supplies and we’re no strangers to that problem. As much as I would like to have a dedicated school room, weKeep Reading…
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