One of the great things about being an educator is the ability to present good, true, and beautiful content for our children to learn from. Today we are going to look at the type of book that accomplishes this goal: a living book. Read More
We have a local farm that opens its doors up to the public. It is the perfect place to go with our kids, because there are lots of animals and much to do. Read More
Kids are so fascinated with bugs. There’s a natural curiosity to know what they do, how they live, and answer the question, “Will they hurt me?” Read More
When we first started homeschool, we decided we would try to learn the names of the birds that frequent our backyard.
My kids love books about nature and gardening. Who am I kidding, so do I. Read More
Groundhog Day is completely based on weather lore. Nonetheless, it can be used as a catalyst for learning about weather, predictions, as well as, the habits of winter animals. Read More
With Valentine’s Day right around the corner, we decided to look around for books with the theme of kindness. Read More
Here is a book list for the littles who are learning their colors. (Or for the adults who just put Christmas away and need a little Spring in their life…ahem… ?) Read More
November is our month to learn about gratitude, family, fall, and fun. Taking advantage of the teaching opportunities that come along with this month, I wanted to share our thanksgiving-themed book finds with you. Read More
We are avid readers all year-long, but there is something about cuddling up with a pile of colorful, kids books after spending a playful afternoon in the cool, autumn air. Read More
