Create and learn with your children together. A variety of preschool crafts, literacy activities, and worksheets brought to you by an experienced teacher.
Double Delights Book Review: A warm look at this fun kids’ cookbook by Evy and Nola Halberstadt, with recipes kids and moms will love making together. There is something special about a child who wants to help in the kitchen. Maybe it starts with standing on a chair beside you, watching as you measure flour […]
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Looking for meaningful Bible verse copywork for your homeschool? This On the Go Scripture Copywork printable walks children through Matthew 28:16–20, giving them a simple way to practice handwriting while spending time in God’s Word. Ideal for ages 5-10. One of my favorite things about copywork is that it doesn’t have to take a lot
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Looking for a Pioneer Unit Study? See how we used Gather Round’s Living Off the Land unit study, including hands-on activities, field trips, books, and our pioneer homestead dioramas. If you’re looking for a homeschool unit study that gives your children a hands-on look at what it was like to homestead or live off the
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What kid doesn’t love carving a pumpkin during the Halloween and fall seasons? I don’t know of a single one! It’s a great tradition to do as a family or in a classroom setting. These free pumpkin prayer activities are a great way to add a bit of faith symbolism to a fall activity. Why
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Discover practical life skills to teach kids through everyday life, from basic cooking skills and food preservation to resourcefulness, critical thinking, and learning to use what they have. I’ve been thinking a lot lately about the life skills I want my boys to have when they grow up. As a homeschooling mom, I spend a
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Discover free Days of Creation Coloring Pages perfect for homeschool, Sunday school lessons, and Bible crafts. Teach young learners the story of creation with fun, faith-filled coloring activities. Hey there, fellow homeschool mamas and Sunday school leaders! If you’re anything like me, you’re always on the lookout for fun, meaningful educational activities that connect your
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Read my review of Becoming You for Boys by Darby A. Strickland, a Christ-centered puberty book for boys ages 8–12 covering growing up, emotions, friendships, and faith. There are some books that you pick up as a mom and immediately think, “I’m so glad someone wrote this.” Becoming You for Boys: Everything You Wanted to
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Have you ever wished there were a Bible study that could help your children learn not just about the Bible, but actually learn how to study the Bible for themselves? That is exactly what caught my attention about Marty Machowski’s God and Me: The First Story—Genesis 1–3. Rather than simply giving children a devotional lesson
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Looking for books for homeschool moms? Explore my ‘a mother’s education’ book basket for the school year, with thoughtful reads to encourage faith, education, family, and a love of learning. Back in April, I shared a little experiment I was trying for the summer: creating my own ‘a mother’s education’ reading list. I chose books
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Come along for our first day of homeschool 2026 as we begin a new school year, celebrate our family traditions, and remember why these ordinary days matter. There is something special about the days before a new homeschool year begins. As summer begins to wind down, we’ve slowly been making the transition back toward our
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