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10 Dollar Tree Summer Crafts Kids Will Love
There are quite a few kids here in our Apartment complex and they are bored because there is nothing for them to do since the swimming pool isn’t going to open. I’ve been helping the office set up a craft station for the kids to use during the Camp we are sitting up. We’ve come up with10 Dollar Tree Summer Crafts Kids Will Love. I thought you might want to share these crafts with your friends and family. Summer vacation brings plenty of opportunities for fun, but it can also leave parents searching for affordable ways to keep children entertained. Fortunately, you don’t need expensive craft kits or elaborate supplies…
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Octopus Unit Study (Homeschool Series) — Day 1: Introduction
Even though Charlie has graduated I still enjoy sharing our love of education with you. Charlie has always been obsessed with the Ocean and its creatures. I wanted to share a Lesson Plan Charlie did when he was #Homeschooling. Come learn about Octopus in our Unit Study (Homeschool Series) — Day 1: Introduction There has always been something about octopuses that instantly pulls children in, as if the ocean itself is whispering a secret just beneath the waves. Eight arms moving in different directions, color shifting skin, and an intelligence that feels almost like curiosity looking back at you. This unit study begins right there, in that moment of wonder,…
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Frogs in the Backyard: Turning Outdoor Moments into Science Learning
When I was #Homeschooling Charlie and even Suzzane some of the strongest homeschool, lessons did not begin with books or planned curriculum. They begin outside, in ordinary moments when something small catches Charlie or Suzzane’s attention long enough to make them stop and ask questions. Frogs was one of those topics that naturally invite that kind of learning because they appear suddenly, quietly, and usually in places where children are already playing or exploring. Or in the shower will Charlie liked to keep the Frogs so they wouldn’t get hurt. Which is why backyard learning does not require special preparation. It starts with noticing. A frog near a garden edge,…






