Multi-Sensory Materials for Individual Learning Styles
This week in our 10 Weeks of Summer Reading series we have a FREE Unit Study about Julia Child. You will learn about Ms. Child's life, discover how chemistry affects cooking, learn some French words and have a chance to cook some food! Grab the book, sign-up to receive the FREE printable unit study and … Continue reading Julia Child FREE Unit Study
Spring's arrival always makes us want to get out of the house and away from our typical homeschool lessons. One great way to do this is by setting a hiking goal to accomplish throughout the spring months. Here are seven reasons why making a hiking goal is a great addition to your homeschool. And don't … Continue reading 7 Reasons to Set a Homeschool Hiking Goal
When taking children on their first hiking experiences, it is important to teach them appropriate behavior just as you would in any other situation. Let's face it, children can be impulsive and in their excitement might not make the best decisions. Below are nine "etiquette rules" for hiking. I find it is best to approach … Continue reading 9 Hiking Etiquette Rules to Teach Your Children
Last year, the kids and I explored dyeing eggs for Easter using different foods. The results were amazing and we had so many opportunities to experiment with the process! They were able to practice their math and science skills and have lots of fun at the same time. Here is the step-by-step process for dyeing … Continue reading Experimenting with Dyeing Eggs Naturally
We have been planting seeds in our family for years now. We always start with the tomato and pepper plants indoors. As the boys have gotten older, I have been using this activity more and more as a learning tool. There are so many skills children can learn while planting seeds. Below are eight different … Continue reading Planting Seeds with Kids: 8 Skills They Will Learn