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The Benefits Of Cooking With Kids

July 27, 2022 by Leave a Comment

Cooking is a big part of human life and culture. For generations, the same recipes are passed down. Altered to fit changing taste buds, yet cherished all the same. There are many benefits of cooking with your kids. Inviting your kids into the kitchen with you has many great benefits. Cooking with ...

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DIY Ocean Wave Slime

July 30, 2022 by Leave a Comment

This ocean slime is a lot of fun. The long glitter that my Little Lamb had decided to use looks like the water flowing in waves so we decided to name it ocean wave slime. This was by far my favorite concoction from last year's slime and playdough day and I am hoping we will churn out some fun stuff ...

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How To Make Juice Popsicles

July 30, 2022 by Leave a Comment

Popsicles are a fun treat but the cost of them can add up fast. If you are looking for healthy popsicle options they can cost a couple of dollars each. If you have kids they also disappear fast. Making our own popsicles is a great way to save money on summer treats. What you need to make juice ...

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Deschooling To Help The Transition To Homeschool

December 30, 2021 by Leave a Comment

Deschooling is a popular way to help with the transition to homeschooling. This is because deschooling can act as a reset button to help you and your child look at education differently and avoid that old pitfall of bringing school home instead of embracing all of the wonders of homeschooling. ...

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How to Use Your Outdoor Space for Home Schooling

July 30, 2022 by Leave a Comment

If you are educating your kids from home, you may find that you spend a lot of time sitting at a table teaching them. This can get boring for both you and the child after a while and it is good for the kids to get out in the fresh air to do some work. What are the best subjects to study if you want ...

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Invitation to Create: My Many Colored Days by Dr. Seuss

March 6, 2022 by 5 Comments

Invatation to create my many colored days

This year Mother Goose Time is doing this really cool new Invitation to Create thing. I may have been holding my breath waiting for the September box to see what they were about. The previews made everything seem so exciting. And I am here to tell you they live up to our expectations.  I ...

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Homeschool Lessons For Outside In The Snow

January 8, 2022 by Leave a Comment

I am not going to lie. I am not a fan of the snow once you get past how pretty a fresh snow looks out under the street lights or in the rising sun. It's cold and makes everything hurt. But I also can not ignore the fact that time outside is good for you so we look for ways to get outside a bit in ...

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What Counts as a Homeschool Day?

March 30, 2022 by Leave a Comment

When you first decide to start homeschooling you find yourself full of questions. How do you make sure your homeschooling is legal? How do you ensure your teaching your kids everything they need to learn? What about PE? Friends? How will I teach them subjects I am not good at? What counts as a ...

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Free Cheerful Christmas Carole Printable and Fun Craft

December 17, 2021 by Leave a Comment

It's that time of year again. The holidays instantly bring a sense of joy when the bells start ringing. Yes, we even like the bell ringers. It's a tough job be kind to them. These cute bells came as a counting toy with Mother Goose Time last year's December theme. Make a Bell Shaker One ...

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Simple Gingerbread Cookie Playdough

December 17, 2021 by Leave a Comment

Gingerbread Cookie Playdough

We are in holiday mode here. Not as bad as a friends neighbor that has already put up their Christmas tree but enough to be thinking about things like cookies, candy, and hot cocoa. we are not fans of winter but, this part is fun. I made the kids some Gingerbread Cookie Playdough to satisfy their ...

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Tips to Secure Your Home Family Windows 10 Computer

December 15, 2021 by Leave a Comment

The bottom line is; Your home computer exposes your family to the world and poses threats to your privacy and potentially to your children’s psychological well-being and even safety. Items such as financial records and personal business documents, family vacation photos, and videos may be stored ...

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3 Ways You Can Prepare Your High Schooler For Law School Now

November 17, 2021 by Leave a Comment

Many high school students dream of having a career in the legal and justice department. The opportunities are many, but how you prepare as a high school student determines your next steps. It is crucial to find and utilize ways to improve the odds of you getting into a law school. Apart from high ...

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Prehistoric Dirt Playdough

October 18, 2021 by Leave a Comment

When we decided to make some fun playdough recipes to add to the site and keep the littles busy, my oldest went nuts for these dinosaurs, I wasn't impressed as they were just some simple plastic cheap dinos. Still, when we were taking photos, I fell in love with the green one and his over dramatic ...

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Pumpkin Pie Spice Sensory Play

October 18, 2021 by Leave a Comment

Pumpkin Pie Spice Sensory Dough - DIY sensory materials

Yesterday I shared a pumpkin craft and free printable.  Today I am sharing some pumpkin spice sensory play. Who doesn't love Pumpkin Pie Spice? Sensory play is of my top tools for homeschoolers and for ADHD treatment. The tactile stimulation of sensory play makes a world of a difference in the ...

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Filed Under: Kid Activities, Parenting Tagged With: education, fall, fun active homeschooling, homeschool, preschool, Recipes

Easy Pumpkin Treat Bags

October 18, 2021 by 13 Comments

Cute pumpkin treat bags.

We prefer to celebrate Halloween in a much more toned-down fashion. Same as every other holiday really. Rather than go off trick-or-treating we stay home for a movie, some pizza, and pumpkin treat bags of safe treats that do not trigger our food allergies or the kid's ADHD with artificial dyes. We ...

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Is Your Child Learning from Home? How to Create a Fun Classroom Space!

August 27, 2021 by Leave a Comment

People who never thought they would have their children studying at home and continuing their syllabi online found themselves in this situation last year thanks to the pandemic. Because the trend has carried over into this year, it is important to find ways in which you can make it enjoyable for ...

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Using Learning Styles to Enhance Singapore Math Teaching Experience

June 24, 2021 by Leave a Comment

Understanding your students' learning styles may benefit you in a variety of ways. And it's particularly helpful when teaching Singapore Math.  Students are often instructed to understand mathematics in a predetermined manner. Most of the time with little consideration given to their ...

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How Young Is Too Young To Pick A Career?

May 24, 2021 by Leave a Comment

What kids want to be when they grow up requires careful thought and consideration. This is because it’s a decision of paramount importance. The career they choose will determine their place in society–like a cog in a machine that winds and grinds to keep a system going.   The Learning ...

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Get Your Homeschooler Out Of The House This Spring

February 28, 2021 by Leave a Comment

After being cooped up inside all winter many homeschool families are looking for ways to get everyone outside and learning as much as possible as the weather turns nice. Getting out can take a bit of planning now that so many options are limited. These simple ideas will help you get your kids ...

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Simple Ways You Can Afford to Homeschool

July 26, 2020 by Leave a Comment

Simple Ways You Can Afford to Homeschool

Many homeschool families are working off a single income. That means there may not be much for wiggle room in the budget and so many parents are scared off from homeschooling when they look at the price tags of the popular boxed curriculum programs. Break the cycle and you can homeschool for next to ...

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