Without even really meaning to, I realized that I had our learning activities organized by the season. I guess this approach has just always made sense to me. In this post, I’m sharing a peek into what this looks like in our home. You may find yourself drawn to organizing your homeschooling resources in a…
We love so many of the different celebrations that come along throughout the year! For a long time now, I’ve kept my holiday supplies organized with these seasonal bins for the kitchen. Each family will have celebrations that are important to them. For our family, we most enjoy: Your family’s list may look similar – or very…
It’s never too early to begin encouraging coin recognition, and this coin sort activity is such a fun and simple way to do that with young learners. This easy-to-setup coin sorting math activity can be helpful for preschoolers who are curious about coins but it can also be perfect for older students who are struggling…
What Are Busy Boxes? They go by many names: busy bins, quiet bins, activity boxes, but the concept of these Busy Bin Activity Boxes is simple – and brilliant! Fill small plastic bins with various sets of toys or activities that are unavailable at other times of the day. This way, you have a low-prep…
This Sensory Easter Basket idea is not your typical Easter basket – If you’re looking for an out-of-the-box Easter basket idea, this is it! One Easter, we created this basket for our oldest daughter who has Down Syndrome, and it was so much fun to put together. Maybe you have a child who has special…
When I see a low-prep art project like this Coffee Filter Art Activity that only requires items we already have on hand, I’m usually pretty quick to gather what we need and let my kids start creating. This activity only requires coffee filters, markers, and a spray bottle of water. That’s it! To help contain…