Homeschool Resources
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My First Paint by Sticker: Unicorn Friends — A Screen-Free Spark of Magical Creativity By Workman Publishing
The other day David and I went to visit Charlie and Mikalyia in Hobart, Oklahoma. I had meant to take My First Paint by Sticker: Unicorn Friends — A Screen-Free Spark of Magical Creativity with me to do with them but I forgot the book at home. That is fine with me because I wouldn’t mind putting the stickers on the animals myself or seeing if my Niece Lily would like to come over and do the stickers with me. Or we have kids her in the Apartment/ Townhomes who are out for the Summer that would enjoy doing these stickers. For the kids and I here there is something…
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Smart Games Jump In Travel Board Game Review: A Portable Puzzle Game Kids and Adults Will Love Year-Round
My family wanted to share a fun game we originally featured in our Easter Gift Guide, but Smart Games Jump In Travel Board Game for kids ages 7 and up is one of those board games that doesn’t really belong to just one season. Jump In naturally fits into everyday family life, which is why it’s becoming one of those games we keep reaching for all year long. Our family has always loved board games, and during the years when Charlie was homeschooling full time, we leaned heavily into learning through play. That mindset never really left our home. Jump In, from Smart Games, fits right into that same approach…
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Last Day of School Celebration Sheet — Free End of Year Coloring Printable for Kids
I remember when Charlie was attending public school and even #Homeschool the kitchen table still held the shape of the school year in it, even after everything had been cleared away. Which what a few families will be facing this week as school comes to a end for the year. We may see a few faint pencil dents in the dining room table, a stray eraser crumb tucked near the edge, the soft memory of mornings that started with structure and ended with “just one more page.” Today, though, it didn’t feel like routine. It felt like release. In my home there was a moment where nothing needed to be…








