I’m so excited to create with your little artists! In honor of the Cleburne Arts Fest, you have the chance to win some artsy prizes. Grand Prize $50 Gift Certificate for Spunk and Tenacity. Use it for classes, camps, or online art club membership. 2nd Place Prize Valued at $36.00, enjoy a summer of online […]
Homeschooling an only child comes with its own special set of perks and challenges. It’s not quite like the usual classroom vibe or homeschooling several kids. Instead, you get to give your kiddo a super personalized learning journey.
From art lessons to science and everything in between, I love to use living books as a foundational pillar when I create our homeschool curriculum.
Here’s why you might love it too.
These clay jellyfish are some of the easiest under the sea art projects you’ll do, with a short supply list, and it can be complete in about 30 -45 minutes.
A fun and educational under the sea unit study, designed to be flexible enough to meet different elementary age groups.
Looking for an easy literature-inspired art lesson? Look no further than our Cookiesaurus Rex themed art lesson. Based on the fun children’s picture book, watercolors and oil pastels are all you need.
Drawing a seahorse may seem intricate, but if you take it step by step, you’ll find it’s quite easy. Using oil pastels and watercolor paint we’ll create these sweet and easy seahorses.
Children’s artwork isn’t just a clay mold here, or colored marker there; it’s a piece of what they’re trying to communicate, understand, and create in the world. Converting these pieces into gifts isn’t merely a craft project, it’s giving those everyday items personal, emotional weight.
Let’s dive into the Waldorf curriculum, what it involves, and how to decide if it’s a great fit for your family. You might already be utilizing an unofficial Waldorf education method.
Want to help your kids have a magical Christmas this season? Teach them the joy of giving when they make handmade gifts.
We’ve gathered a list of 20 gifts to help you get started.