Friday, August 7 2026

Tag: Elementary

Kindergarten Year has Begun!

It feels strange to write that Headline – “Kindergarten Year has Begun.”  If I have to choose a grade to categorize our current homeschool level, I suppose that’d be it… but one of the joys of Homeschooling is that you aren’t locked into a level.  When someone is ready to move ahead to more challenging

Artist Study: Matisse

One of the most enjoyable parts of homeschooling, at least in my home, is that I am not limited to the constraints of a prepared curriculum.  Sometimes, this is overwhelming, as I find myself desiging a custom curriculum for Reading AND Math AND Science AND Art…  Most of the time, I enjoy it, immensely. Among

Artist Study : Monet

One of the most enjoyable parts of homeschooling, at least in my home, is that I am not limited to the constraints of a prepared curriculum.  Sometimes, this is overwhelming, as I find myself desiging a custom curriculum for Reading AND Math AND Science AND Art…  Most of the time, I enjoy it, immensely.  I

Learning about Frogs!

We have two African Dwarf Frogs in our new fish tank and we’ve all been enjoying watching their antics. Being able to watch them swim to the surface for air, crawl around, float and eat has been very entertaining for all of us.  It has also given us many opportunities to discuss life cycles and learn about

The Digestive System

In preparation for learning about our bodies, I had the kids lay on paper and traced them.  They have life-sized cutouts of themselves on our wall. Today, we used Digestive System Printables from edupics.com.  I printed them and cut them out.  The idea was for the kids to color them, but they weren’t interested in coloring.  We watched

IMAGINATION MOVERS!!!

Our house is a Netflix House. We don’t have cable (or we sort-of do, but it isn’t hooked up to our television – on purpose) or antenna television, so we don’t see anything unintentionally.  As a result, until yesterday, I didn’t even know that Imagination Movers had a show on Disney Junior.  Apparently, they do.  And…