Let’s talk about geometry. Not the "scary, complicated" kind (because it’s really not), but the everywhere-you-look kind. Your kitchen table? Quadrilateral.That slice of pizza your kid just inhaled? A triangle (probably isosceles).The way your laundry pile keeps forming a mountain instead of staying in a neat stack? Okay, that’s just chaos, but you get the idea. Why Geometry Matters (Even If ... Read More about Geometry Is Everywhere! | Printable Activity Set
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Beating the Mid-Year Homeschool Burnout
If you’ve been homeschooling for a while, you know the mid-year homeschool burnout is real. The energy and excitement of fall have faded. The days are cold, dark, and sometimes monotonous. The curriculum that once felt fresh might now feel dry and repetitive. Maybe your kids seem unmotivated, or you’re struggling to push through the lessons yourself. Take heart, mama! This is just a season. ... Read More about Beating the Mid-Year Homeschool Burnout
Kids’ Apostle Study | Learning from the First Followers of Jesus
Have you ever thought about what it was like to follow Jesus during His earthly ministry? Jesus' closest followers, the apostles, left everything behind to walk with Him, learn from Him, and share His message with the world. Now, your kids can dive into their stories and discover valuable lessons about faith, courage, and God’s amazing plan with our new Kids' Apostle Study. Why Study ... Read More about Kids’ Apostle Study | Learning from the First Followers of Jesus
Introducing the Jesse Tree: A Beautiful Advent Tradition
As the Christmas season approaches, many families look for meaningful ways to focus on Jesus' birth. If you’re a parent wanting to keep Christ at the center of Advent, then a Jesse Tree is a beautiful tradition to consider. What is a Jesse Tree? The Jesse Tree is an Advent activity that traces the story of Jesus’ lineage and God’s plan for salvation from the very beginning. Each day of ... Read More about Introducing the Jesse Tree: A Beautiful Advent Tradition
Studying The Reformation With Kids
This time of year, most people are thinking about and anticipating Halloween. As far as holidays go, it's never been my cup of tea. We'll carve pumpkins, read plenty of fall-themed books, and dress up for our church's Harvest Festival, but you won't spy any skeletons on the lawn. It's simply not my thing. Reformation Day, though, I find fascinating! Call me a nerd, but I'd much rather ... Read More about Studying The Reformation With Kids