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Fun Spider Craft for Kids: Spider Web Hand Sewing Activity is a post by contributing writer Amida from Journey Into Unschooling. Looking for an easy activity to do with the kids this Halloween? How about combining hand sewing and fun crafting? Even young children can embroider (or hand sew) their own unique spider web! Hands-on activities are wonderful for kids! Children are sure… Read More
Head, Heart, Hands: How to Create Daily Rhythms in Your Homeschool for Educating the Whole Child is a post by contributing writer Michelle of Raising Cajuns. One of the things so many of us love about homeschooling is that we can educate the whole child, meaning we can assist in their physical, academic, spiritual, and emotional growth simultaneously. No need for separate… Read More
Hands-on Spring Learning – Homeschooling with the Seasons: Spring is a post by contributing writer Michelle of Raising Cajuns. Spring is a time of renewed energy. It’s time to throw off the heavy blankets of winter and shake out the picnic blanket. While winter invited reading and resting, spring invites us to run outside with our arms spread wide and… Read More
How to Teach about The Nutcracker Ballet: Fun Hands-on Activities is a post from contributing writer Christy of Eclectic Momma For some people, Christmas is not the same without at least listening to The Nutcracker Ballet by Tchaikovsky. In my opinion, it’s one of those pieces of classical music that every child should be able to identify. There are a… Read More
How to Add Hands-On Activities and Experiences to Your Homeschool is from contributing writer Kris Bales of Weird, Unsocialized Homeschoolers. The beginning of the school year is a lot like New Year’s Day. It feels like a clean slate, full of endless possibilities. All the plans are swirling in your head and you’re excited because this is finally going to… Read More
The follow is a post from contributing writer Demetria of Christian Homeschool Moms. While many children can sit still and work through a set of math problems each day without a hitch, many children cannot. Sometimes it’s simply a matter of learning style differences or the way a child receives sensory input from his environment. Here are a few tips… Read More
