There are days in homeschooling where everything just feels harder than usual. Maybe you’re sick.Maybe younger siblings need more attention than usual.Maybe you’re just mentally tired and trying to keep things moving without burning out.… Read More »Low-Energy Homeschool Days: 3 Simple Ways to Keep Learning
If you teach ELAR in any grade from 3rd-High School, and would love to have a huge library of engaging, high quality resources at your fingertips (at a steep 90% discount!) then this sale is… Read More »Sale of the Year: 90% off ELAR Bundles
As summer approaches, it’s the perfect time to dive into a new book (or two!) with your kids. Whether you’re planning a summer book club, looking to create a mini unit study, or simply seeking… Read More »3rd-5th Grade: 6 Summer Reading Picks
A Fun, Literature-Based Social Studies Curriculum Overview Why We Chose Tuttle Twins I was looking for a literature-based social studies program that would introduce my child to key concepts like individual rights, critical thinking, economics,… Read More »Tuttle Twins Curriculum Review
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 reading session—without boring worksheets. What’s inside?🎲… Read More »Turn Storytime Into an Interactive Learning Adventure!
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
A word puzzle is a game or problem designed to test a person’s knowledge. If you are thinking of word puzzles like those found in newspapers and activity books, then we’re on the same page.… Read More »History of Word Puzzles
In the younger years, children often lack strength in the muscles in their hands. This can be fixed with fine motor activities. Check out my post on brain bins. As the strength in their hands… Read More »Writing Stamina: 3 Tips
Many of us tend to shy away from the idea that children can learn without any sort of assigned curriculum. How will they stay on task? How will they know what to do? Children require… Read More »Education Redefined
Drop those dictionaries and pencils! It’s time to lead your resistant writers on an epic hands-on spelling quest that is sure to keep everyone engaged. How does it work? Each student will receive an allotment… Read More »Spelling Quest Starts Here
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
It’s back to school season and you know what that means! A mad scramble to get everything ready for that first week of school. What to prioritize – engagement? Classroom management? Just try to hold… Read More »Back for S’more Learning
Ice breaker, anyone? This game can easily be adapted for use in a classroom or homeschool setting. Perfect for Back to School season! For the classroom, this game is the perfect way to learn about… Read More »Icebreaker Game for Back to School
When people are not being challenged enough – or are being challenged beyond their capabilities – fear, resistance, and boredom set in. It can sometimes be difficult to manage a classroom like this, when students… Read More »Are your students stupid?
Indigenous Peoples’ Day is a day recognizing and celebrating the cultures and contributions of the First Nations, Inuit, and Métis Indigenous peoples of Canada. Indigenous people in Canada are still dealing with the impacts of… Read More »Indigenous Peoples’ Day
*drum roll* Hi! I’m Breanna, a homeschooling mom of two with a passion for literacy. Peskleway Learning was born following my struggles to find engaging, hands-on resources that weren’t too dry for my energetic kids.… Read More »Introducing…