As a frequent spender of time on social media, I get involved in lots of conversations with other secular homeschoolers. Well, at least I read a lot of conversations. I have noticed that discussions of unschooling and deschooling frequently get...
I thought it was time to do a little more content for younger homeschoolers, and who doesn’t love lots of printing practice. Ok, it’s not the most fun activity but I found that it holds kid’s attention more if the...
No, I don’t mean online bookmarks to help you find websites again. These are the old-fashioned bookmarks that people use to mark their pages in actual paper books. I’m sure some people must use books, right? 🙂 This is just...
I put together a series of notebooking pages to go along with one of our books this year, “Women in Science – 50 Fearless Pioneers Who Changed the World” by Rachel Ignotosfky. Though I used this book as my guide...
We’ve been doing taxomony on and off over the past year, and plan on getting more serious about it soon. So I made up a pack of worksheets to help learn and/or practice the taxomony or classification of common animals....
Ok, I know that some secular homeschool families do work all year long but even then, a lot of people take it easy over the hot summer months. So why not a practice a little world geography with a word...
Though I’m personally Canadian, I know that the American Civil War is a huge history topic for most homeschoolers. Oddly enough, I didn’t see too many blank timeline printables that were intended for this important topic. So I put something...
Add a little STEM to your handwriting practice with these cursive practice pages that feature famous scientists. There are 3 pages of male and female scientists (33 people in all), and I did my best to include a mix from...
A few years ago, we started our little flock of chickens. It’s been quite a learning experience, and one particular lesson has stood out for me. And I wanted to share it with you. Yes, it actually does apply to...
I always have trouble finding the right sort of anatomy diagrams to use. They are always too simple, too elaborate or just aren’t covering the right anatomy that we are actually learning. And I can never find all the ones...
