Homeschooling can feel lonely sometimes, especially if we’re struggling to find meaningful connections with other families. If you’re wondering how to find your homeschooling community, these 3 simple steps are just what you need to get started! The other day I remembered a conversation I’d had years ago. It started with an inquiry. The question was asked by an older…
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Middle school is often a wild and disruptive transition time in just about every area of life. Hormones, different interests, changing friendships… it can be a really tough time! Sometimes kids who used to read with gusto and enthusiasm begin to lose their love of reading. But before you give up and think that your middle schooler has sworn off…
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There are so many picture books available for children, it can feel daunting to know where to start! As an avid reader and homeschooling mom of over 10 years, I’ve read LOTS of picture books during the past decade. For your convenience, I’ve compiled this ultimate list of fantastic picture books, divided up by category, so it’s super easy to…
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As I’m sitting here thinking about the upcoming holidays, all sorts of feelings are coming up. It’s 2020, the year that keeps shaking us to our core. Anything that can go wrong, seems to be going wrong and just when we feel we might be able to catch our breath and adjust to our new normal (whatever “normal” even means…
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If you’re interested in simple, family-friendly Day of the Dead activities for kids, this is the place for you! With links to yummy recipes, magical picture books, fascinating movie/documentary recommendations, and other fun resources, you’ll find TONS of great activities! But first, here’s a brief overview of Day of the Dead (Dia de los Muertos!) Day of the Dead, (Dia…
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