This paper plate poinsettia craft for kids is a fun, festive, hands-on activity that looks beautiful but won’t break the bank. It uses a household staple to create a lovely, bright Christmas decoration. My 4- to 10-year-olds can do this project with just a little help, and I’m including tips to adjust it for different…
What if the best part of your family vacation wasn’t just getting away, but watching your children learn without even realizing they’re doing schoolwork? From spontaneous nature walks to map-reading in the back seat, traveling provides endless opportunities to keep minds sharp. Here is how to prep your homeschool for a smooth, stress-free family getaway…
One of the best parts of Christmas is decorating the tree. If your home is anything like mine, your tree isn’t full of fancy ornaments, but homemade mementos that you won’t lose your mind over when (not if!) they break. This year, I channeled my inner pioneer and had my children make a popcorn cranberry…
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…