These cheap and easy DIY cardboard crafts and games are sure to get your kids excited! Make use of what you’ve got and create tons of fun crafts your kids will love.
This Craft Stick Color Toss Sorting Game teaches young children primary colors, matching & association, as well as coordination & spatial awareness. It’s the perfect craft to teach basic skills to help young learners with their development.
This rainbow color sorting game is perfect for toddlers to learn their colors and practice hand and eye coordination skills to get them ready for preschool.
When you’re stuck for ideas on how to keep little ones busy, these free printable scavenger hunt pages are the perfect way to pass the time.
Solve the problems, and use the codes to color the pages and see the picture! These printable math coloring pages are DINO-MITE!
These Monster Math Game printable pages will help your elementary aged child practice their math skills in a fun and interactive way.
These super fun kids football-themed activity pages are perfect to keep little hands happy during the big game! Free printable pages that will educate and entertain!
There Was a Cold Lady Who Swallowed Some Snow Book Activities and Lesson Plans. Perfect way to introduce early critical thinking skills to young children, while keeping them interested in reading and arts and crafts.
Messy play has a ton of benefits for children and can teach them many necessary life skills you would never have thought of. Find out why the awesome benefits outweigh the inconvenience.
One of the most important things a child can learn is how to read and write. Most kids get a lot of chances to practice their reading skills, but it’s harder to get them to practice writing skills.
In the children’s book Guess How Much I Love You by Sam McBratney, children see the loving relationship between a father and son hare. This
In the book The Legend of Spookley the Square Pumpkin by Joe Troiano, we meet a small pumpkin who doesn’t look like the others in
Whether your kids are math geniuses, struggle with math, or just enjoy doing math in their free time, have I got a fun resource for
Whether you have kids who are starting preschool soon or they are in their early years of education, keeping their minds busy during the summer
As each of my kids gets older, I learn more about what is expected of them at school. My oldest son goes into second grade
If you’ve got a child at home or in preschool who wants to practice his or her handwriting, this amazing free 30 page printable booklet
It’s Groundhog Day! I don’t know about you, but for my kids, that means that they have just developed a new interest in weather patterns!
Help your children learn common math symbols and classroom tools in this fun Classroom Bingo game!
Back in June of this year, I had the pleasure of attending the BlogHer 2017 conference in Orlando. It was my second year attending, and
These printable sticker charts feature Disney Princesses and Marvel superheroes. They’re a great way to keep track of chores and reward great behavior. Just print them out and start using them with your kids. So much fun and such a great way to motivate children!
Over the last week, I have been working with Dexter, who just turned six, on his reading skills. We have this great set of Lego
As you are beginning your homeschool program with your children, we are happy to share our free homeschool guide with you. This list of great
Everyone always asks how to keep kids socialized while homeschooling. This question is in fact, one of the most annoying ones a homeschooling parent will
As you reach the high school years, you may begin wondering how to go about securing scholarships for homeschoolers. While it isn’t as simple as
Homeschool standardized testing can be one of the most frustrating and frightening parts of your school year. Since many states now require this as part
If you’ve ever participated in a homeschool group, you know how wonderful they can be for sharing struggles, making friends, and ensuring your children have
As a new homeschooler, you may be worried about abiding by state homeschooling laws. Since this is a vital part of your homeschooling experience, we
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