Teaching history in your homeschool is a not-to-be-missed opportunity to encourage critical thinking, citizenship, empathy, and more in your students with these resources.… Read More Homeschooling History: Guest Post @TheHistoryMom
I am all about quick family dinners for school nights. I have no time and no patience for fiddly recipes with a lot of hands-on time. If you have more than 5 ingredients, you have to be the most delicious meal I have ever had for me to bother making you on a school night.… Read More Quick Family Dinners: 8 Meals You’ll Love For School Nights
I’m so excited to welcome Jayda Justus, aka The History Mom, to my blog for a great post about virtual field trips, history podcasts and other ways to add a little tech to your hands-on history for kids learning. One of the best ways to teach history for kids is through travel. Actually seeing a… Read More The Brilliant Way to Teach History for Kids – 5 Tips from The History Mom
It’s homeschool schedule planning time! Back to school is just around the bend and it is time to get serious about schedule planning. Over the years, I have used a variety of methods to plan our homeschool day. I have fallen in love with using Trello for homeschool schedule planning. We use Ambleside Online and… Read More Homeschool Schedule Planning with Trello
It’s time to share Amazon Prime Day Deals for homeschoolers! (Prime Day has ended but there are still great deals–click through links below to see what is still on sale!) Amazon Prime Day 2019 starts Monday, July 15 starting at 12 a.m. (PST) ( 3 a.m. EST). This year Amazon Prime Day has been extended… Read More Amazon Prime Day Deals for Homeschoolers
Free electives for high school are not hard to find. Electives are an important part of any homeschool high school education. While some elective credits are spent with additional science, math or history topics, electives are also an opportunity for students to explore their passions. Electives can also be a way to try on possible… Read More The Ultimate List of Free or Nearly Free Electives for High School Homeschoolers
It is inevitable. Long days, little structure. Screen time for kids struggles are to be expected. What’s a parent to do! It is an ongoing challenge at our house, but I have some ideas that we have tried in the past and some other suggestions to help manage your summer screen time for kids struggles.… Read More Screen Time for Kids: 5 Solutions for Summer Struggles
Mental health awareness is important for everyone– including parents and kids. These books for anxious kids and tweens will help you start the conversation. Did you know that 1 in 5 people will have a mental health disorder in their life? This means that someone you love or you will face this challenge. Take a look… Read More Books for Anxious Kids and Tweens
Note: this post is part of an ongoing series. For more information visit the Mondays with Miss Mason page. Do you post on Charlotte Mason topics? If so, leave a comment with your link below and I will include you next week. We ought to do so much for our children, and are able to… Read More Mondays with Miss Mason – On Masterly Inactivity
The World Health Organization (WHO) has issued new screen time for kids guidelines to help parents set proper limits for their children. Children under five must spend less time sitting watching screens, or restrained in prams and seats, get better quality sleep and have more time for active play if they are to grow up… Read More New Screen Time For Kids Guidelines from WHO: Sit Less, Play More!