Homeschool co-ops can be amazing for families who homeschool. We have been a part of a few over the years and I want to give you some tips on how to start a homeschool co-op. Starting a homeschool co-op may sound scary and daunting, but it is easier than you may think! Most often people just are afraid to take on a project like this. But the point is that it is a cooperative effort! Find some fellow friends and build it together. Listen to the Called to Homeschool Podcast Episode on ... continue reading...
Summer Math: Flower Counting Activity
I have a fun summer math activity for you today. This Flower Counting Activity can be used in a variety of ways to help kids work on counting, number recognition and even addition! Plus, it's just plain adorable, isn't it? This would be great for a spring or summer themed day. In the summer, we like to keep up our learning a little with a few basic learning activities each day. We do this in the morning before my kids run off to play with neighbors. Math and reading skills are ... continue reading...
Homemade Paintball Bombs (Science + Art)
This is a little science art project that I dreamed up but wasn't really sure if it would work. After our experiment with turning juice into a solid, my mind started reeling with other possibilities! So, this is the result, Homemade Paintball Bombs! They worked and they are pretty darn awesome! I put this project into my upcoming book, Science Art and Drawing Games for Kids. For more awesome projects combining science and art check it out! It's in Pre-sale now! Watch them in action ... continue reading...
Homemade Pantograph Drawing Machine
Combine science, art and math in this cool pantograph drawing machine project! This project is featured in my new book, Science Art and Drawing Games for Kids! Have you ever seen a drafting machine? It is a tool used in technical drawing that rotates. My grandpa used to sketch inventions and blueprints and had this awesome drafting table that I used to just love! I made a similar type of tool to play around with the kids this week called a pantograph. It is much simpler and made of ... continue reading...
Twirligig~ Rainbow Paper Spinner Toy
Yesterday I showed you how we made paper pinwheels, but today I have another kind of paper spinner toy to show you today. I'm calling it a twirligig. This is my made-up word combining the words twirly and whirligig. :) I am so excited about this fun project! What is a Twirligig Paper Spinner Toy? You have probably heard of a whirligig before. A Whirligig, by definition, is any kind of spinning toy or object. In colonial times, they made whirligig toys out of buttons and ... continue reading...
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