The lightning crackled and the thunder boomed. When the storm passed and left the pouring rain, my neighbor’s littles were out gathering eggs with their mom, playing in the rain. These were homeschooled children. They weren’t missing school or recess. … Continue reading →
Arrr-gust is International Pirate Month! So wherever ye be in the wide wide world, whether sailing the seven seas or searching fer buried treasure on a deserted island, bring out all yer favorite piratey books and celebrate!
Continue reading →Rating: đŸ™‚ đŸ™‚ đŸ™‚ đŸ™‚ đŸ™‚ Publisher: Meadowlark Press LLC (2021) Language: English Paperback: 32 pages ISBN-13: 978-1-7362232-3-9 (hardcover) ISBN-13: 978-1-7362232-4-6 (Paperback) Reading age: Middle School and above Ava: A Year of Adventure in the Life of an American Avocet, written by Mandy Kern and illustrated … Continue reading →
God and math—both are complex but orderly and reasonable. Patterns in nature and numerical relationships point to this attribute. This summer, help your child keep their math skills sharp with five fun outdoor games.
Continue reading →Shout out to late spring and soon-to-be-summer! These are the perfect days for eating popsicles and watermelon, running through sprinklers, taking trips to the seaside, catching fireflies—and gardening. In fact, many families work together to plant vegetables or flowers during … Continue reading →
We all use mirrors and know we have right and left hands, feet, and more. That’s part of symmetry and mirror images. It’s a math concept that means two sides of a whole are alike. Spring flowers and butterflies make … Continue reading →
