November 17 is National Take a Hike Day, a perfect excuse to lace up your boots, grab your water bottle, and head outdoors with
If you’ve ever read Five Little Peppers and How They Grew, you already know the warmth and charm that Margaret Sidney brought to her
Sensory activities and fall afternoons are perfect for some hands-on fun in your homeschool. You’ll be able to spend some time outdoors, soak up
As an admittedly sentimental and voracious reader, especially in childhood, I’ve built quite a list of authors whose stories have stayed with me (you
Exploring a spinning top can do more than entertain. The Museum of Science and Industry in Chicago shares a great activity that shows how
October is a special time for readers of all ages—it’s National Book Month! Whether your homeschool is filled with cozy reading nooks, stacks of
If you’ve ever looked up from a math book and seen nothing but blank stares, you’re not alone. But what if teaching math didn’t
In homeschool life, we get to shape not only what our children learn, but how their hearts and minds grow. One simple habit that
Creativity and flexibility are the hallmarks of homeschooling. One skill that beautifully blends both is brainstorming—that vibrant burst of ideas that comes when kids
What could you accomplish if you only went to school for eleven weeks a year? Read about this week’s presidential personality and find out
I never really wanted to be president. I didn’t really feel compelled by all of the political movements. However, because of my military leadership
Who Am I? It’s the fourth week of our journey through the presidents hailing from Virginia. In continuing on our Journey to 250, we