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Have you ever struggled to find a way to teach an abstract concept to your kids? Object lessons for kids can be a great way to help them understand. Object lessons can be a great, hands-on approach for teaching history, studying nature, building character, learning the Bible, and so much more. What is an object…
Looking for some dinosaur crafts for preschoolers? If so, today I’m sharing five, easy dinosaur crafts for preschoolers you can get started on today! Whether you are doing a dinosaur unit with your kids or are simply looking for a fun activity to do with your dino-loving little one, each of these paper crafts are…
Looking for things to do with your kids this summer? Today I’m sharing list of 200 screen free summer activities that you can reference to keep your kids busy playing, learning, and having fun all season long. I love summer time. Being a homeschool mom, I find that I need the break just as much…
Are you thinking about introducing letter writing to your kids? Let me encourage you to take some time and incorporate it into your studies. Being able to communicate in written form is something your kids will be able to use their entire lives. The misconception that letter writing is for handwritten snail mail only, is…
Are you looking for ways to make spelling fun? Today I’m going to give you a list of 50 sensory spelling activities for your kids to try! Spelling doesn’t have to be boring. Instead of teaching it as a chore we need to think about spelling as allowing our kids to create a relationship with…
I am kicking off this fall season with a delicious diy I’m calling, Carved Apple Mugs. These are almost too simple to blog about, but they a such a great treat, I couldn’t resist!
Ice cream in a bag has been our favorite science experiment recently. In fact, we’ve repeated it three times. (Just to make sure we got it right.)
It’s been forever since I’ve posted a do-it-yourself project, but this t-shirt was too easy and fun not to share!
I love chubby, toddler hands. Just looking at that feature image (eek! So cute!) Here is a build-a-bear for learning colors activity.
Experience-based gift ideas seems to be the buzz among my mom friends. No breaking the bank for plastic that will loose their interest before the day is out. I’m listening.