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The Gentle Way I Build Spelling Skills in the Early Years When it comes to spelling, I believe the foundation starts long before we ever pull out a workbook or give a word list. During the early years — roughly kindergarten through second grade — I focus heavily on reading aloud (with my kids following…
As we ease back into homeschool life this August, I’m focusing our morning basket on Healthy Habits & the Human Body. This theme is the perfect gentle start to the school year — helping kids reconnect with their bodies, establish routines, and build habits that support both physical health and emotional well-being. During the month…
As we ease back into homeschool life this August, I’m focusing our morning basket on Healthy Habits & the Human Body. This theme is the perfect gentle start to the school year — helping kids reconnect with their bodies, establish routines, and build habits that support both physical health and emotional well-being.
Our homeschool routine changed the moment my baby started crawling and if you’re in that stage too, you know just how much a tiny explorer can shake up your day. Today we are going to dive into some real-life tips on how I homeschool with a crawling baby and two older kids in tow.
Your Next Favorite American History Book List (That Won’t Put Your Kids to Sleep) Let’s be honest—teaching American history can feel a little overwhelming. So many dates, battles, and biographies… and not always the most engaging delivery. But it doesn’t have to be that way. I’ve rounded up some of our very favorite American history…
Teaching American history for kids doesn’t have to mean memorizing dry dates or slogging through heavy textbooks. With a little intention and the right resources, it can look like cozy read-alouds, hands-on games, and bite-sized stories that spark big conversations around your breakfast table.
Discover a realistic homeschool math mastery routine using a Charlotte Mason math curriculum, 15-minute lessons, and a mastery-based review loop.
If you’re anything like most new homeschoolers, you’re probably wondering what summer learning tips for new homeschoolers are worth trying. You want to give yourself and your kids a break—but at the same time, there’s that little voice in your head whispering about summer learning loss.
If you’ve ever tried to plan a themed homeschool unit or build a morning basket that keeps all your kids engaged, you know—it’s kind of like trying to stack river rocks. Doable? Yes. Easy? Not always. Especially when your kids are at different stages and interests. This book list is all about making rocks and minerals for kids feel exciting, accessible, and doable—whether you’re wrangling a preschooler who loves collecting pebbles or a big kid asking deep questions about geology.
Let’s be real—by the time June rolls around, many of us are craving a slower, simpler rhythm. Some homeschool families are officially on summer break (lucky ducks), while others—like me—are still tying up loose ends or gently transitioning into a lighter summer routine. No matter where you fall on that spectrum, June just feels like…