If you’re wondering how to make a dream catcher for kids, this simple tutorial will walk you through every step. Making dream catchers was one of my favorite things to do as a child, and it was a must-do with my own students. However, most of the tutorials I found used branches and seemed too…
Young learners can strengthen fine motor skills with these fun Halloween cut and paste worksheets. So many fun ideas to choose from! Below, I’ve gathered all of the Halloween-themed cut and paste worksheets I’ve created to date. These worksheets work on a variety of skills, and can be used with a variety of ages. As…
Fall has arrived, and it is finally pumpkin season! Investigate pumpkins with your kids with these pumpkin science worksheets for kids ages 4-8. These autumn homeschool ideas are perfect for kids in preschool, kindergarten, and early elementary grades who are learning about pumpkins. They’ll investigate pumpkins up close, learn about the parts of a pumpkin,…
If I’m being honest, science is my least favorite subject to teach, especially when we spend weeks on end with our heads in textbooks. That’s why I include as many hands-on elements as possible. This instant ice science experiment for kids is one of our most popular because it lets you watch liquid water turn…
Columbus Day falls on the second Monday of October (October 12, 2026) and is the perfect time to add a little history and geography to your homeschool plans. In this article, I’ll share the facts, activities, and Columbus Day worksheets for kids (free printable!) that I use in my own homeschool. In years past, I…