Author: inessa
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Space Themed Homeschool Science: 70+ Engaging Activities
There’s something about space that captures the imagination of children like nothing else. Whether it’s the mystery of the stars, the excitement of rockets blasting off, or the dream of becoming an astronaut, outer space is a fun and engaging theme that can be woven into nearly every homeschool subject. If you’re looking to spark Read more
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A Simple Treat: Our Favorite Easy Homemade Ice Cream Recipe!
Summer is in full swing and what better way to beat the heat and sneak in some learning with a fun tasty recipe? Today I am sharing our favorite homemade ice cream recipe the whole family can join in on the fun! The best part? You can totally kill several school subjects in one go! Read more
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Worry Free Taste-Safe Play-Doh Recipe for Babies & Toddlers
If you are anything like me, you love finding activities that are not only fun but also safe for our little ones. Let’s be honest, no matter how hard we try, everything ends up in our little ones mouths. If you add a few older siblings to the mix, this job gets harder, especially if Read more
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Navigating LGBTQ+ Pride Month From a Biblical Perspective
Raising Children in Truth and Love: As June booms into full swing with the promise of summer, stores have started displaying their next holiday, Pride Month. If it has a rainbow or any print of colors it will go right on display. Nothing says celebration like commercialism Pride month can feel daunting, we are unsure Read more
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12 Homeschool Myths That I Do Not Subscribe To
Bursting The Bubble on Homeschool Myths Just the word itself can conjure up a lot of misconcepted ideas and images. As a homeschool mom, I’ve heard my fair share of well-meaning (and not-so-well-meaning) comments and questions over the couple of years I have been homeschooling. I wish I could say I am a pro at Read more
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How We Celebrated The Last Day Of Homeschool: Kindergarten 2025
The “last day of homeschool” can sound like a big, official event, but for us, it’s really about making memories and transitioning gently into our summer learning adventures. This year, our “last day” stretched into three incredibly special days, proving you don’t need a huge ceremony to make the end of a school year unforgettable Read more
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The Last Day Of Homeschool: 10 Ways To Celebrate
Celebrating The Last Day of Homeschool It’s that time of year again, the last day of homeschool, our children finish a grade, while we reflect on the past year with a tear or two. If you’re like us, homeschooling year round, the last day of homeschool is kind of gradual, dropping subjects as they get Read more
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Little Pilgrim’s Big Journey Birthday Party
This past weekend, we celebrated my eldest son’s seventh birthday. For their birthdays, my children choose a theme for their party. This year, the birthday celebration was inspired by our family’s favorite story: “Little Pilgrim’s Big Journey”. The books have been read countless times in the past year. We even got the audiobooks and downloaded Read more
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10 Tips For Homeschooling With Babies and Toddlers
Homeschooling with Babies and Toddlers Homeschooling with babies and toddlers is a unique challenge, but it’s precisely these experiences that allow us to grow and find creative ways to learn and thrive. The dynamics of a homeschool day shifts with each additional child. The reality, often underestimated is that no two homeschool years look alike, Read more
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Little wings, Big Learning! A Preschool-Kindergarten Butterfly Study Unit
Spring is in the air, and what better way to celebrate than by diving into the study of butterflies? Last year my children and I did just that! We embarked on a delightful, yet simple and easy to execute, kindergarten-preschool butterfly study unit and I am excited to share all the details with you! I Read more