Encourage curiosity and imagination with activities that inspire exploration and creativity. From sensory experiences to open-ended play, these posts support children in discovering the world around them in exciting, meaningful ways.
Homeschooling is full of trial and error—but when you’re teaching neurodivergent kids, that trial-and-error phase can feel like it never ends. As a neurodivergent homeschooling parent myself (hello, ADHD brain!) raising kids who are also… Read More »My Favorite Homeschool Hacks (That Actually Work for Neurodivergent Kids)
April Fool’s Day is the perfect time to surprise your kids with silly, edible pranks! Whether you need easy make-ahead tricks for school or fun food gags to serve at home, these ideas are sure… Read More »Tasty April Fools’ Day Pranks
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
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
🎃Time to Turn Your Jack-O’-Lantern into a Learning Opportunity! 🎃 Are you looking for a fun, hands-on way to explore the science of pumpkins with your young learners? You’ve found the perfect tool! Introducing our… Read More »Pumpkin Life Cycle Observation Journal
What are brain bins? Brain bins, morning tubs, STEM bins, oh my! These are all different names for basically the same thing, so choose whichever name you like best and let’s get to filling. To… Read More »20 Brain Bin Ideas
Montessori philosophy believes every child is born with a natural drive for learning, and they are given the freedom to explore their own interests. The Montessori method is a style of education named after its… Read More »5 Tips for Your Montessori Homeschool
