Engaging Activities for Preschoolers (and How to Keep Them Engaged!)

Posted in Teaching on June 2, 2017

Preschoolers are so energetic and active that you sometimes find yourself searching for more ways to keep them occupied. In most scenarios, it is possible to ensure they are still learning at the same time! There are a plethora of activities that you can let your preschoolers take part in. The key is to keep Read More »

Top Remote Control Cars for Kids in 2017

Posted in Reviews on June 1, 2017

Remote control cars are easily one of the most popular toys that kids can play with. RC cars go fast, they can drive over things, and some of them can even crawl up walls! Because "remote car toys" seem like a true "toy," most people are unaware that remote controlled cars offer a wealth of benefits Read More »

Making History Fun in Your Homeschool

Posted in Homeschooling on June 1, 2017

One of the most difficult subjects to get any child interested in is history. This is because it involves a lot of reading, and attention to small detail. It may be difficult to get your child interested in history, but that does not mean it is impossible. Get your child interested by making history fun Read More »

Curriculum Isn’t as Important as Method

Posted in Homeschooling on May 31, 2017

Two years ago, I knew things had to change. This was not the way homeschool was supposed to look. I’m not talking about outwardly, I mean the heart of it, and I knew it. I could just feel it. It all came about because of a simple comment made by my mom, a homeschool veteran Read More »

Early Literacy 101: A Beginner’s Guide to Raising an Early Reader

Posted in Teaching on May 31, 2017

Have you seen that viral video going around of the 19-month-old who can already read basic words and count to 50? I have, and honestly, it freaked me out a little bit. Watch it if you dare here. By no means should you feel intimidated by the video and try to force your child into Read More »