There are so many benefits of using a thankfulness journal, especially for children. If you’re like me, then you probably think that keeping a gratitude journal is for adults, but this certainly isn’t the case! Keep reading to learn my top three ways children can benefits from keeping a thankfulness journal. What is a thankfulness…
Category: Homeschooling
5 Virtual Fall Field Trips for Homeschoolers
If you’re looking for a unique way to enjoy some fall educational activities, then you’ll love these virtual Fall field trips for homeschoolers. Virtual field trips grew in popularity a couple of years ago when the world shut down. However, if you’re a homeschooling veteran like me, then you’ve been using this homeschool hack long…
How to Teach Foraging in Your Homeschool
Homeschooling is much more than reading, writing, and arithmetic. As your child’s lead teacher, you have the unique opportunity to also include eclectic courses like backyard foraging. Keep reading to learn how to teach foraging in your homeschool. How to Teach Foraging in Your Homeschool Learn the basics of foraging. Before Bryan wanted to start…
5 Back to Homeschool Field Trip Ideas (that are pretty frugal)
Whether you homeschool according to a traditional schedule, year round, or a combination of the two, these back to homeschool field trip ideas are a must-add to your schedule. They’re frugal, fun, and some are even free! (This post is part of a back to homeschool giveaway, so be sure to read to the end…
5 Practical Ways to Use Cooking as Homeschool Lessons
I’m often asked how we lifeschool, so I thought I’d start a series on ways we use everyday activities as a way to naturally teach our children. This post will show you 5 practical ways to use cooking as homeschool lessons. Be sure to bookmark this post and save it to your favorite homeschool Pinterest…