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.
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.
Are you ready to get your kitchen under control? Use these downloadable inventory lists to create a comprehensive kitchen inventory.
Overwhelmed with all of your tasks as a busy mom? Sometimes the easiest solutions are the best solutions. Try out this meal planning PDF to wrangle your kitchen time.
As a busy mom, meal planning can sometimes feel like a tedious task that takes too much time. But what if I told you that creating a weekly meal plan could save time and money?
Are you a homeschool mom juggling competing priorities. Do some days feel like you’re barely surviving? Discover some easy time management strategies.
Creating a homeschool curriculum for your child might sound intimidating. But it’s totally doable.
There are amazing benefits to personalizing your child’s education! I’m sharing the tried-and-true strategies I’ve used in our homeschool.
It can be easier than you imagine to create a personalized homeschool curriculum if you take it one step at a time.
I’ve organized a week-long plan to help you create a homeschool curriculum tailored to your child’s unique learning style.