As we approach Easter season and Easter Sunday, and people all around are sharing the story of Easter and beginning their Easter traditions, I wanted to share some activity pages to help! Often, people ask me to recommend a short Easter story for kids, and inside this bundle I do even better than that! There is a book list inside… Read More
Healthy Slow Cooker Honey Sesame Chicken Thighs Recipe
To be clear, I am not a food blogger and this isn’t turning into a food blog! But you can’t fit me in a box! Feeding my kiddos is just part of this wild and wonderful homeschool life. So if you’re looking for healthy slow cooker recipes anyone can make, you’re in the right place! If you are a busy… Read More
The 5 C’s of Teaching Your Challenging Child
Every child deserves an education and every child is capable of learning, however that looks for each individual child. Even the child that might give you an extra challenge is capable of learning, and capable of learning FROM you! This can feel next to impossible, but you can have success teaching your challenging child. Let’s be clear that “challenging” does not… Read More
Multiplication Math Coloring Worksheets
Multiplication facts…a stressful tale as old as time! I remember being drilled these facts in school as a student and as a teacher. I will say, once I started teaching these facts every year they became much more engrained in my mind. I would have enjoyed these math coloring worksheets for multiplication! After my years in the classroom, I will… Read More
October Writing Prompts
The month of October is fast approaching, and with it my favourite fall season! There is so much about fall to get those creative juices flowing and give your young writers lots of inspiration to put down on that blank page. If the beautiful scenery and the various holidays don’t give them enough to write about, you can use creative… Read More
Preschool Activities Books: Are They Necessary?
One of the most common requests I get from parents of young children is inquiring about suggestions for preschool activities books. There are some essential skills you can be building at home.
Heroic Canadian: Terry Fox
Terry Fox is considered to be a Canadian Hero. Most Canadians know who Terry Fox is and at least the basic points of his story. Every fall, young children all around Canada participate in the annual Terry Fox run at their schools to raise money to go towards cancer research. This keeps Terry and his story at the forefront of… Read More
Our Cross Country Move and New Home
This post has been a long time coming but if you’ve ever done a big move you know that it is a busy time and takes a while to get settled. I wanted to share a little with you about what it was like moving during a global pandemic as well as share some photos of our beautiful new home!… Read More
Learning in Motion For The High Energy child
This was part of a post I had originally written for a different website. The writing I did there was more educational and less personal so you may notice a different tone to this article, but it is all my thoughts nonetheless. Sophie has been a much different type of learner than Hailey. She needs constant motion and needs to… Read More
Drive Thru History Adventures Review
DISCLAIMER: I received a FREE copy of this product through the HOMESCHOOL REVIEW CREW in exchange for my honest review. I was not required to write a positive review nor was I compensated in any other way. This came along at the perfect time! Hailey has had lots of questions lately on how to know for certain that the Bible… Read More