Posts Tagged ‘ holidays ’
Earth Day is a great time to work science and math into your curriculum. Your kids can feel like heroes when they learn how to go green!
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Add science, technology, engineering, art, and math fun to your homeschool with these fun 23 Valentine’s Day ideas for kids!
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The excitement of all the holiday activities have calmed down and the days of nothing planned have taken over. Now is the time when you will hear the dreaded words of “I’m bored.” Get a cure for the holiday boredom with some tried and true boredom busters that your kids will love.
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What better way to start the holiday than with a FREE gift to keep or give?
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Get homeschool inspiration for the mid-year and find out how to get some holiday freebies!
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The contest is now closed. Thank you to all that entered! Find the Phrase and Enter to Win! Spring into Easter with our fun virtual Easter Egg Hunt! Eggs are hidden throughout the Explorations 4 Kids section of this site. Each page will contain twos emoji eggs that look like this 🥚. Between these eggs,...
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Celebrate St. Partick's Day with this collection of free resources. Find Language arts, math, history, science, art, and other freebies featuring shamrocks, rainbows, and leprechauns to help with your homeschool St. Patrick's Day fun.
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Celebrate Mardi Gras with these fabulous homeschool resources. Learn about the history of Mardi Gras, find fun book suggestions, and get instructions for entertaining activities to include Fat Tuesday in your homeschool day.
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Enjoy your homeschool studies in the month of February with free printables, activities, videos, and resources aligning with current events. Includes homeschool freebies for Groundhog Day, Valentine's Day, Black History Month, and more!
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The Pilgrims owed their lives to an English speaking native they called Squanto, who both translated for them with Massasoit and helped negotiate the first Indian treaty, but who also taught the Pilgrims how to cultivate and harvest native foods. He was generous with his knowledge, teaching the Pilgrims survival skills in this new land....
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Holiday Directory January Millenium Cleanout I’ve caught a Millenium Cleanout Flu. Are you suffering from it, too? New Year’s Resolutions Homeschooling doesn’t meaning just “winging it” with a bunch of half hearted hopes. February Valentine’s Day Unit Study A jam-packed page of fun Valentine projects for you and your children. A unit study to...
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Holiday homeschooling will look different for each family. For some, it means taking a complete homeschool break in December. For others, it means using the holiday season to “get back on track” with their homeschool goals. Whatever your take is on it, here are some ideas to keep you busy and learning through the...
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How to maximize freedom and success, while minimizing stress and failure while raising children.
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Families who incorporate the holiday spirit into their December curriculum find they reduce the stress of trying to do it all and be it all to everyone.
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A countdown to the Holidays with a new, fun link for children ages 5-95. Be sure to check back every day and click to see what is next.
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Road Trip Car Games For Kids By Ann Zeise Playing car games with kids can make a long road trip both pleasant and educational. Print this out to take along! Looking out the window, searching for objects can also help prevent car sickness. Keep the games light and fun. It isn’t winning that matters here, it...
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Halloween at our home is kickoff for the holiday season, and a time to take advantage of the themes available in the community.
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Fantastic Amazon sounds and music for your Halloween neighborhood party. Here’s a playlist for you, that might grow at any time. Oh! Interesting! Did you know if you hit command-t when playing your iTunes you get a light show that bounces around in time to the music. Another command-t gets you back to your...
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Let the shamrock remind you that the strange and unusual are lucky. Yes, to many, we homeschoolers are like shamrocks: rare, and a bit "freaky."
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And it came to pass in those days, that there went out a decree from Caesar Augustus that all the world should be taxed. (And this taxing was first made when Cyrenius was governor of Syria.) And all went to be taxed, every one into his own city.And Joseph also went up from Galilee,...
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