Creating a World Geography Curriculum
Create your own world geography curriculum using these easy tips and tricks! It will change the way you teach geography and social studies!
How Homeschoolers Can Get Started with Hymn Study
Follow these simple tips to get started with hymn study in your homeschool. Find the best hymn study resources for kids–biographies, devotionals, and more!
5 Ways to Use Music Study for Language Arts
Ways families can use the study of music in their homeschool, namely classical vocal pieces, folk songs, and hymns, to grow five language arts skills.
How to Include Music in Your Homeschool Through Online Courses
If you’re struggling to include music in your homeschool, learn from Gena Mayo, homeschool mom of 8 and music teacher about some options you have.
Abstract Art for Homeschoolers – Is It Important Or Is It Just A Mess?
Abstract Expressionism is a great art movement to learn with your kids because its about the process not the outcome. Abstract art removes barriers.
Celebrate Groundhog Day with Art
Will we have an early spring or six more weeks of winter? Yes we can celebrate Groundhog Day with art and a video art lesson from Nana.
Encouraging a Growth Mindset Through Homeschool Art
Art projects should foster a growth mindset, which in turn will help our kids navigate through their life in a spirit of constant learning.
4 Reasons Why Open-Ended Creativity Belongs in Your Homeschool
Open-ended creativity is filled with mistakes and mishaps and gives permission to get it wrong before you nail it, before you even know what it is.
How Homeschoolers Can Celebrate Shark Week With Art
Why celebrate shark week with art? Here’s why. Art complements and enhances all other subjects. I encourage you to join in with Shark Week in a fun and educational way with these fun art lessons.
Explore The Meaning Of Easter Using Dramatic Play
There are so many Easter craft ideas and worksheets to be found online, but using dramatic play in learning can be a more effective (and fun!) way of teaching. I’ve put together some of my favorite ideas for using dramatic play to celebrate Easter, using puppets, role play and more.
Gift Kits for Homeschoolers that Keep Giving All Year Long
It's the time of year when you're thinking about what gifts to provide for your children and I'm sure as a homeschooling mom you are searching for ideas that are both fun, hands-on entertainment but also can be used for unexpected learning. Gift kits are a great way...
Christmas Art Project for Multiple Ages
Is it beginning to look a lot like Christmas where you live? This is the time of the year in which if we're not careful, we can get so busy planning, baking and shopping that we forget to set aside some special time to create with our kids. But art is a great way to...
Easy Homeschool Artist Studies
Artists studies can be quiet intimidating. Yet did you know artist studies can also be freeing? Let’s focus on that freedom in easy homeschool artist studies. Because we all need a little more art freedom in our lives. The joy and freedom of art is definitely something we want our children to discover.
A Fun Easter Art Piece for Homeschoolers
Looking for a fun, easy (and a wee bit messy) Easter art project for your older kids and tweens? Okay, maybe you don’t want messy, but I bet your kids will love getting their fingers sticky with Mod Podge! I will give you step-by-step instructions for creating a cute, colorful Easter art piece with which your kids can decorate their rooms. And, I’ve got options if your kids aren’t interested in “cutesy” Easter baskets.
5 Favorite Ways to Homeschool With LEGO®
I’m not sure we could successfully homeschool without LEGO® bricks. (I write this jokingly, but there is some element of truth to the statement.) LEGO® learning can take place across all subject areas, ages, and interest levels. LEGO® bricks will speak to a child when nothing else will, and sometimes they help make a break-through to understanding in a critical math or science concept.
10 Easy Ways to Incorporate Art into Your Homeschool Day
Sketch pads, chalk pastels, and watercolor paints aren’t usually considered standard supplies for covering subjects like language arts, history, science, and math, but these things are just as important as having pencils, paper, and curriculum on hand in our homeschool. You see, my kids love experimenting with art, but we don’t always have time for a big art project in our homeschool day. That’s led me to get creative and find ways to work art into our other subjects. Here are ten easy ways you can incorporate art into your homeschool day.