Teach Play Grow
Christmas is the hardest time of the year for me. A few years ago we started doing family vacations as Santa’s gift to the kids, but then when Covid hit and now places our kids want to go still have travel restrictions or closures, it made those vacations a little harder. And now this year, on top of the fact… Read More
Once we get through a few letters, I like to review all that we have learned to make sure my daughter is remembering each letter and sound week to week. There are so many ways to do that, especially if you use some of my book activity packs. However, there are also really simple activities that you can do with… Read More
We love art projects and crafts over here. We actually have two walk in closets dedicated to our art supplies. One closet is all the things that the kids have regular access to whenever they feel like making something and the other has our more dedicated supplies. Needless to say, we have a lot of stuff! This week we decided… Read More
Last year we started our History curriculum with Blossom and Root’s River of Voices. Now while I loved the curriculum and would recommend it to anyone looking for an unbiased US History, my daughter did not love it and grew bored. The benefits of homeschooling … we switched it up! She started watching a lot of documentaries and became interested… Read More
The hardest part of our homeschool year is actually teaching the older one while somehow entertaining or distracting the younger one. The toddler wants to be involved in everything and tries to mimic what I say so it becomes very difficult for my older one to pay attention. Am I the only one that has to deal with this?! One… Read More
My youngest will be 3.5 years old in the fall. But let’s be honest, she shows ZERO interest in learning. ZERO! Honestly, it’s fine with me. She’s only three, and I am in no rush. However, I do find that having some sort of plan each day leads to less meltdowns and more “fun”. So instead of a curriculum per… Read More
