If you came here for explosions and flashy tricks, this probably isn’t the post for you. But science activities don’t necessarily need to be fancy and showy. In fact, the early years of teaching science should focus less on facts and more on observation skills and wonder! A child that can really SEE something, form […]
What Every Dad Needs to Know about SPD
Inside you’ll find: Practical advice for Dads to help in understanding Sensory Processing Disorder and relating to their kids. Disorder. Ok, wow. That’s quite a descriptive and discouraging word. Sensory Processing Disorder. Well, now that just sounds bad. So, if you’re a dad reading this, it’s probably because your wife has turned a computer screen […]
Three Myths I Believed about Charlotte Mason
I’d looked into Charlotte Mason styled homeschooling and had rejected it. The idea of it was appealing, but the methods seemed foreign and insufficient to truly educate a child. Well, now I’m singing a different tune and can’t get enough of the brilliance that is Mason’s philosophy of education. What changed? I finally understood the […]
Books about the Middle East for Grade Schoolers
Inside you’ll find: incredible books about the middle east for kids to expand their perspective. Motherhood sometimes feels extremely claustrophobic. Kids are clingy, we rarely leave the house, and I have no idea what’s going on in world affairs. While for a time, mother’s are their children’s entire world, we have the incredible honor of […]
Sensory Play in the Homeschool: Why EVERY Kid Needs Sensory Input and How to Get It
If you homeschool or have looked into doing so for even a minute, chances are you’ve heard about “sensory play.” What is it though, and why is it so important? Here’s what you need to know. (And don’t forget to sign up at the end of the post to get free access to hundreds […]
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