FREE Interactive Reading Games for Kids Make reading time more engaging and effective with Storytime Reflect & Review games! This FREE printable sampler helps young readers think, discuss, and reflect after a read-aloud or independent… Read More »Turn Storytime Into an Interactive Learning Adventure!
I’m currently working through Logic of English with my 8-year-old. There are two parts to Logic of English (LOE); Foundations and Essentials. Foundations is intended for ages 4-7 and Essentials targets ages 8 and up.… Read More »Logic of English: Curriculum Spotlight
Pink Shirt Day is a powerful movement that began in 2007, inspired by a group of high school students in Canada who stood up against bullying. The story goes that a student was being bullied… Read More »Pink Shirt Day: The Anti-Bullying Movement
Science is one of those subjects that can easily be adapted to be play-based and accessible. You don’t need expensive lab equipment or fancy kits to spark a child’s curiosity. All you need are a… Read More »Play-based Science on a Budget
Looking for a way to make your paper dice even more special? Whether you’re using them for classroom games, role-playing, or just for fun, crafting your own dice can be a creative, easy way to… Read More »Step-by-Step Paper Dice
Let’s face it—getting young readers excited about literacy can sometimes feel like convincing a cat to take a bath. But don’t worry, I’ve got your back! Whether you’re a teacher in a busy classroom or… Read More »10 Games to Promote Literacy for Early Readers
Bring excitement and laughter to your classroom with my Food Riddle Posters, designed to make learning about healthy food choices both fun and interactive! These posters feature a collection of silly and educational food-related riddles… Read More »Silly Food Riddles to Combine Learning + Fun!
January is a wonderful opportunity for a fresh start—a time to step back, reflect, and reassess your homeschooling goals and intentions for the year ahead. One of my personal favorite ways to kick off the… Read More »25 Books for 2025: Homeschool Edition
Invitation to Create: Sparking Creativity and Imagination in Little Learners! Hello, wonderful teachers and homeschool heroes! Have you ever watched a child get lost in a world of creativity—building castles out of cardboard boxes, drawing… Read More »Invitations to Create: Igniting Big Ideas in Little Learners
For the classroom or homeschool—bringing nutrition to life (without the broccoli drama). Hey there, fabulous educators and amazing homeschooling parents! If you’ve been dreaming of a nutrition unit that doesn’t involve nagging kids to eat… Read More »Bite-Sized Learning: Play-Based Nutrition Activities for Little Learners
