This Tiger Shark King printable homeschool worksheet is an easy way to keep kids of all ages focused on the Shark Week episode from Discovery. For older kids, it offers comprehension insights and handwriting practice. For littler ones, it makes for great parent-guided discussion points.
I stumble out of bed in the morning and instantly mutter the same words over and over again. “Butter. Coffee. Need butter coffee. Butter coffee now.”
The current world climate means that a LOT of people are suddenly working from home. And they need drinks. Lots of drinks. This home bar setup is a one-piece solution that’ll have you feeling those Mad Men vibes in no time!
This Mars: Inside SpaceX printable homeschool worksheet is an easy way to keep kids of all ages focused on the documentary. For older kids, it offers comprehension insights and handwriting practice. For littler ones, it makes for great parent-guided discussion points.
Hell’s Canyon, Idaho, was where we discovered the absolute bliss of throwing ourselves into nature and enjoying the best American Whitewater Rafting.
This Moana printable homeschool worksheet is an easy way to keep kids of all ages focused on the movie. For older kids, it offers comprehension insights and handwriting practice. For little ones, it makes for great parent-guided discussion points.
I’ve been dragging my feet writing this how to homeschool guide for weeks. Months! Over a year, if I’m being honest. Our family’s journey to homeschooling has been up and down, forward and backward, and somehow fast and slow-feeling all at once.
The top STEM camp offers lessons on YouTube, Adobe, Scratch, Roblox, Minecraft and more – all online, with professional instructors to support kids age 7-17.
I’ve come up with a great way to maximize our time together and keep things interesting. This is how I “Dad Travel” in amazing South Dakota in just 36 hours.
Welp, we’ve done it. Nate and I have taken all our self care ideas and put them into actual action. We sold our big, fancy California house in favor of a quieter life in Idaho. We spend numerous days camping, lounging in the sun and alternately hitting the slopes – depending on the season. We’re living proof that big changes can come from clear goals and small, repeated actions.