365 Fun Holidays to Celebrate with Kids

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Just in case you don’t have enough on your calendar…I bring to you today a list of all the holidays you never knew you should be celebrating.  Last fall, I started celebrating these “unofficial” holidays with my kids.  We got off track a bit in November and December with all the REAL holiday goings on, but we picked up again in January. We are having a blast with days like National Ice Cream for Breakfast Day!  There are a lot of food holidays, so you may want to pick and choose which sugary ones to celebrate, and play up the holidays like “Eat Your Vegetables” day! Download a free printable list of all 365 fun holidays to celebrate with your kids.

What To Do in September

September fall leaves

I love September so much. We usually still have beautiful sunshine weather during the day, but cool evenings to snuggle up with a blanket and cup of tea. And the back-to-school season feels like a fresh start almost as much as New Year’s. If you let your routines lapse in the summertime, September is a …

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20 Free Homework Help Resources for Parents

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Most parents can relate to the frustration of trying to provide homework help for our kids. We learned math differently than they do now, we forgot almost every grammar rule we every learned, and our science knowledge might extend only to the topics included in a Magic School Bus episode. Never fear…I’ve got you covered with this list of homework help resources for parents.

12 Encouraging Quotes for Teachers

quotes to encourage teachers

This list of quotes to encourage teachers provides inspiration for teachers and students alike. Pick one to use in a note to your child’s teacher, use them to inspire your own homeschooling adventure, or if you are a teacher…read these and remember just how much we value your contribution to the world.

Book Recommendations for Tween Girls

Book recommendations for 5th grade

My 10-year-old daughter is a voracious reader. She is working through the Mensa for Kids Excellence in Reading Program, interspersed with other books that catch her interest. Since I’m always hunting down book recommendations for her next read, today I’m sharing her favorite book recommendations for 5th-grade girls.

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