Multi-Sensory Materials for Individual Learning Styles
Summer is a great time for children to learn in fun ways. And STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) activities are a great way to do it! Check out this list of activities that you can do at home! (Note: This post contains affiliate links for your convenience. Click here to read our full … Continue reading Fun Summer STEM Activities
Do you buy a full history curriculum or create your own? We have done both in our homeschool depending on how much prep work I want to put into it that particular year. The benefit of creating your own history curriculum is your children can choose the topics. Then, they will be much more engaged … Continue reading DIY Your Own History Curriculum
The Build Your Bundle (BYB) sale allows you to buy homeschool curriculum at deeply discounted prices, but many can become overwhelmed by all the choices. Here is our guide of how to shop the BYB sale. If you have any questions or want more information about any of the products in the sale, click here … Continue reading How to Shop BYB
It is often said that if children read a lot, then they will build large vocabularies. While this is generally true, not all children's books are created equal when it comes to vocabulary. There are some wonderful books out there that are engaging and thought-provoking, but have been written with a simpler level of vocabulary. … Continue reading Children’s Books to Build Vocabulary
Reading non-fiction books is a completely different experience than reading a story. Often when children learn to read, they have had much less experience with non-fiction books. While many children find these books interesting, they can also find them confusing. Children may not fully comprehend all the information the book has to offer since it … Continue reading Help Your Children Understand Non-Fiction Books