Hands-On Homeschool Math Games for K–3rd Grade (That Actually Work)
If there’s one thing I’m really passionate about when it comes to homeschooling, it’s this: Young kids do not need to sit at a table doing
Are Homeschoolers Lacking Social Skills?
The choice to homeschool has gained popularity as families seek an flexible approach to education. However, there are many who believe that
Spring Toddler Theme: Butterflies + Life Cycles
Now that spring is getting closer, we’re leaning into simple seasonal themes with our toddler play. Last week we explored garden and bug play, and
St. Patrick’s Day Fun: Recipes, Read-A-Louds, Crafts and More!
With the holiday, around the corner it's an opportunity to delve into traditions, stories and enjoyment. In this blog post you will find a selection
Family Nature Study Ideas: Simple Ways to Learn and Create Together
We’ve been doing more family nature studies lately, and it’s turned into one of my favorite parts of homeschooling. It’s relaxed, it’s hands-on, and
Garden + Bug Play for Toddlers
Spring always feels like a reset around here. More outside time. More dirt under tiny fingernails. Fewer indoor meltdowns. I do like to keep
Baby & Kids
25 Fun Spring Activities for Toddlers to Explore, Learn, and Play
Spring is finally here, and it’s honestly the easiest season to get toddlers outside. The weather starts cooperating, things are blooming, and you don’t have to bundle everyone up just…
Toddler Girl Easter Basket Ideas: Summer-Inspired and Spring-Ready Picks
Summer-Themed Toddler Girl Easter Basket Ideas | Easter Gifts for 2025 Looking to create a memorable Easter basket for your toddler girl? Instead of the usual candy-filled basket, why not…
How to Prevent Cradle Cap in Babies: Tips from a Mom of Three
Cradle cap can be an annoying and sometimes concerning condition for new parents, but the good news? It’s easy to manage and even prevent with some simple steps. As a mom of three, I’ve found that brushing my children’s hair every night during bath time with a little baby soap helped prevent cradle cap from developing. Let’s dive into some helpful tips and popular products that can make this process smooth and stress-free for parents and babies alike.
My Latest Recipes
Fluffy & Crispy Butter Waffles (No Buttermilk, No Oil)
There is just something about homemade waffles that makes an ordinary morning feel special. And listen… I love a good buttermilk waffle, but I don’t always have buttermilk sitting in my fridge. I also don’t ...
Simple Homemade Bagels (Better Than Store-Bought)
Bagels are one of those things we always bought at the store without really thinking about it. They taste good, they’re convenient, and they’re just… easy. But once I actually started looking at the ingredient ...
Homemade Sandwich Bread: Soft, Sturdy, and Perfect for Sandwiches!
There’s just something about homemade bread that makes an ordinary sandwich taste…well, just better! This sandwich loaf is soft and pillowy like the classic Sara Lee bread we all grew up with…but sturdy enough ...
Homeschool Corner
Free Ancient History Curriculum for Grades 3–5: A Family-Style Homeschool History Plan
One of my favorite parts of homeschooling is being able to learn together as a family. With kids in different grade levels, I don't necessarily want everyone studying completely different periods of history at ...
Free Preschool Math Printables for Toddlers: Hands-On Learning at Home
If you've been following along as I prepare for our homeschool year, you already know that my youngest loves to sit at the table while her older brothers work. She's not quite ready for formal lessons, but she ...
Preparing Our Letter of the Week Activities for Preschool
If you've ever tried homeschooling older children while having a toddler at home, you probably know exactly what I'm talking about. Every morning when my boys sit down to start school, my daughter wants to ...