Kelsey Gilbert, Author at Homeschool Base
Kelsey Gilbert is a homeschool graduate from a class of seven siblings. A former newspaper reporter and community editor, she now works as a freelance writer and stay-at-home mama. She and her husband live near Colorado Springs with their three future homeschoolers.
Fun Free Apps for Homeschool Moms for School & Your Home
Posted in Homeschooling on May 2, 2017
Homeschool moms have a lot to juggle on a daily basis, so the apps on your phone or tablet should help, not hinder. Browse this collection of apps that will help simplify your job as mom and teacher. For School Khan Academy is a one-stop schoolwork app featuring more than 10,000 videos, from top-level teachers, Read More »
Five Fantastic Homemade Toys
Posted in Lifestyle on April 29, 2017
Certain toys have a way of keeping kids’ interest forever. They play with them day after day, in way after new way. Often they’re homemade and easy to replicate for our own kids, like some of these no-fail toys I remember … Coffee Can Stilts Remember wishing you could walk above the world on those Read More »
40+ Awesome Family Game Night Ideas
Posted in Lifestyle on April 28, 2017
It’s game night! While there are many benefits to regular family game nights, the main objective is for everyone to have fun. So don’t get stuck in a rut playing Chinese checkers every week if Mom’s the only one winning and enjoying the game—there are a million different things you can do for family game Read More »
Reasons You Need Family Game Nights
Posted in Lifestyle on April 27, 2017
Don't tell the kids, but it turns out that having a regular family game night is not only fun—it's actually good for you. Like vegetables, but better. So bust out some board games (or the soccer ball) and start realizing the benefits of playing together as a family. The Benefits of Family Game Nights Medicinal Read More »
Homeschooling with Scavenger Hunts
Posted in Homeschooling on April 26, 2017
Scavenger hunts are a fun way to pass the time when you’re waiting—long car trips, slow lines, waiting rooms—not to mention a great learning opportunity. You can do them around your house or neighborhood, while running errands, or even inside magazines or books. Scavengers can collect the items, or just cross them off a list. Read More »
