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February 25 National Chocolate Covered Nut Day #ChocolateCoveredNutDay
Inside this post is my affiliate links. If you click on the links and make a purchase, I will make a small percentage from the products you purchase. Being sick for over a week makes me late in sharing a lot of information I would have shared including #Holidays happening in February including February 25 National Chocolate Covered Nut Day #ChocolateCoveredNutDay. I don’t know about you, but I sure would have loved to have celebrated National Chocolate Covered Nut Day with Chocolate Covered Nuts with David and Charlie. Although Daivd also likes Chocolate Covered Raisins. Do you? When #Homeschooling our children, we can teach anything we want so I’ve created…
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Homeschool Resource: Lesson Plans on Winnie the Pooh
I had meant to share a fun #Holiday that falls on January 18th which is National Winnie the Pooh Day #WinnieThePoohDay. Here is some information on the #Holiday as well as a Lesson Plan, I’ve created for our students that can be used in Homeschooling or Public Schools or even just for fun. National Winnie the Pooh Day — January 18 On January 18th we celebrate the timeless charm of A.A. Milne’s beloved bear with a day dedicated to friendship, imagination, and simple joys. Families can revisit favorite stories, enjoy a cozy reading nook, or whip up a honey‑themed treat inspired by Pooh’s adventures in the Hundred Acre Wood. Ways…
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Why Storytelling Helps Parents Make Math and Science Feel Fun, Not Intimidating
Guest post by Matt Newnham, creator of Space Ranger Fred There’s nothing quite like watching your child light up when something clicks — when they figure out how a puzzle works or realise they’ve solved a tricky question on their own. But for many parents, especially when it comes to math and science, helping kids reach that moment of joy can feel more like a struggle than an adventure. I get it. Numbers and formulas, scientific theories and vocabulary, it can all seem overwhelming. And when kids say things like, “I’m just not good at math,” or “Science is boring,” it’s hard to know how to respond. That’s why I…






