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St Patrick’s Day Resources for Toddlers, Preschoolers, and Kindergarten Students is a post from contributing writer Dianna Kennedy Whatever your heritage, in March, EVERYONE gets to be Irish for a day. My husband’s family hails from the Emerald Isle, so we have loads of fun celebrating. In our city, we have a large Irish community, so the celebration goes on… Read More
Hygge Homeschooling – Homeschooling with the Seasons: Winter is a post by contributing writer Michelle of Raising Cajuns. While many homeschoolers take some time off from formal lessons during the beginning of winter to relax and process major holidays, the rest of winter is also a wonderful time to shift gears and adjust your learning rhythms to better fit homeschooling… Read More
After Christmas is over, there’s still plenty of winter left. Are you looking for winter books or crafts for your preschool or kindergarten aged children? Check out this list of winter books, crafts, recipes, and activities that includes topics such as snowmen, polar bears, penguins and more. Winter Books, Crafts, Recipes and More for Preschool and Kindergarten 1. The Snowy Day… Read More
Winter seems like a perfect time to work on some activities about Antarctic and Arctic Animals, doesn’t it? Sure, I know – it’s not actually a winter theme, but it just fits perfectly to me when kids are thinking of snow and cold. There are so many fun activities that can be done, and as a companion to those, I… Read More
Eleven Thanksgiving Books, Crafts, Printables, Recipes and More for Preschool and Kindergarten is a post from contributing writer Dianna Kennedy. Thanksgiving offers such an amazing array of learning opportunities, even for your youngest children. You can study our nation’s history with the Pilgrims, the culture of Native Americans, the fall season, turkeys, and so much more! Check out this mega-list… Read More
CollegeCovered.com, powered by Discover Student Loans, provides students and parents with great tips and tools and getting into, paying for and adjusting to college. It seems like it was just the other day that my living room floor was filled with wooden train tracks and little boys having adventures. But now instead of talking about the misadventures of cheeky little… Read More
