Spring is a wonderful time to learn about hummingbirds! Not only are they amazing creatures with many unique features, but they are in almost every backyard in North America! You can simply hang a hummingbird feeder and watch as they come visit you each morning. We love hummingbirds...
Spring is a fantastic time to dive deep into a study of pondlife, here we are taking a closer look at frogs and learning all about them. I hope you will hop along on this journey with us and enjoy teaching your own little froglets all about these amphibians. From...
We were lucky enough to not only watch hummingbirds sip nectar at this feeder but also grab a video to share with you. It sparked a desire for a Hummingbird unit study so I pulled together some ideas and we dove into learning about these beautiful tiny creatures, what they...
If you love all things fall and harvest, like beautiful imperfect round pumpkins there are many wonderful ways to incorporate them into your homeschool routine. Pumpkins can be turned into math, science, and history lessons, but also so much more. For a pumpkin unit study, you really need no...
Learning about hummingbirds can make a fantastic unit study for your homeschool classroom. Especially if you time your studies up with Spring & Summer when hummingbirds are likely to be out and about. Besides nature journaling, you might consider making some beautiful window art so you can enjoy hummingbirds...
The first day of fall brings opportunity for all kinds of stunning art projects for your students. These fabulous fall leaves will look fantastic hanging on a hallway bulletin board, or adorning your classroom walls. This is a simple art project that students of all ages will love. Fall Leaf...
Besides the fact that nature studies are the best way to enjoy the world God created, I love the fact that they are so easy and require very little money or preparation (aside from a couple of good field guides and such). You really don’t have to have a very structured curriculum or one...
While you are gearing up to start your homeschool year, don't forget to take back to school photos of your kiddos! Even though you children are not in traditional classrooms, you still might want to have some record of your student's growth at the start of each school year....
Do you have little ones learning the Days of Creation? Â Today I'm happy to report that I've updated all of our Creation themed preschool printables, and even added in a few new extra games and activities. Â Best of all, I've combined them into an activity pack which is available FREE...
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Learning about fall leaves is a great time to work in some beautiful autumn art projects for kids. This fall leaf project helps children to understand patterns, hues, and the art technique of etching. Students of all ages can build key art skills and technique with this fun fall...
In my homeschool classroom, there is nothing quite so beautiful as seeing beautiful fall leaf artwork hung on the walls. While you are likely busy in the fall, settling into your homeschool routine, don't forget to schedule time for a variety of art projects! Not only will you...
Spring is a fantastic time to learn about the life cycle of a plant! I highly recommend that you take children out into the garden, plant some seeds and track the results! Â There is great satisfaction in cultivating and tending a garden and it will keep their little hands and hearts...
These beautiful seahorses are adapted from an amazing torn paper collage I found at Torn Paper Paintings by Wanda Edwards.  I thought it might be fun to recreate this seahorse in a way that children could color and cut with ease so I drew a template based on this seahorse and decided...
Our Japanese Carp Kites (or more accurately windsocks) make some really beautiful projects for children to make when learning about Japanese culture. Â This would be a wonderful end of the unit project for your students or co-op groups. Â Older children might prefer to make these out of fabric see our...
This Taj Mahal art project is a great way to introduce children to ink transfer using bleeding tissue paper. Â This technique is not only fun, but the result is a stunning color combination as the inks blend together. Students as young as preschool age can make stunning recreations with just...
Do you have a geology planned for your homeschool classroom. Or maybe you have a Dinosaur Theme Preschool Birthday Party to plan for? Either one would be a wonderful opportunity to try our DIY Fossils Project with your chidlren. Making your own fossils is great fun, and really...
Claude Monet is well known for his beautiful water scenes! This Monet Art Project for Kids is a fun (and messy) finger painting craft that will leave children with beautiful results. The materials used are simple and you're sure to have them on hand in your art supply closet. I...
Use our printables to teach children the Scientific Method. You can print the chart and laminate it to hang in your classroom or cut out the strips for children to practice putting them in order. Great review for children learning to take the necessary steps when performing an experiment. Suggested Resources: SMART Start...
The Human brain is fascinating!  We've got some fantastic crafts, activities and printables you can use during your Brain or Nervous System Unit Study.  These resources are intended to spark intrigue and wonder within your children. You'll find Brain Labeling Worksheets, Optical Illusions, Printable Puzzles, Crafts, Models and more. During...
