The Fit Homeschooling Mama
I know for a FACT, 100%, no doubt about it, that homeschool mom’s have a level of busy that is “off the hook.”. You know how I know? I am a homeschooling mother of four. Every second of the day is taken. With an infant in arms, a preschooler, a second and sixth Read the full article…
This post may contain affiliate links. This means if you click on a link and purchase an item, I will receive a small commission which I will use to run this blog. When Grayson wasn’t talking by 1, I didn’t think anything about it. Even though the others had started talking before Read the full article…
I was at my mid-year review with a baby in the sling, a bunch of bags containing notebooks of math pages, and notebooking pages and whatever – and then I had the other 3 kids. On top of everything, Roya pooped (just perfect). I was maxed with the hands and the stuff. When Read the full article…
We had a great time yesterday with our Chinese New Year Celebration. Late last week, we started a FREE Chinese New Year Unit Study. We watched a few small videos on the history and traditions of Chinese New Year! As part of the unit study, the kids put their knowledge to the test, Read the full article…
I received this product in exchange for an honest review. The opinion expressed herein are 100% my own. This post may contain affiliate links. If you click on the link and purchase an item, I will receive a commission which I will use to run this blog My son Grayson is 3 and Read the full article…
This post may contain affiliate links. This means, if you click on a link and purchase an item, I will receive a small commission which I will use to run this blog. The Lunar New Year is happening in just a few days (February 8th), and the kids are learning about Chinese cultural traditions Read the full article…
Who said learning had to be boring? Homeschooling is such a great way to get your children excited about learning. Be it using online education, an established curriculum or lenient ‘unschooling” techniques, homeschooling allows you to connect with your child on a totally different level. You are able to nurture their interests and explore their curiosities. Read the full article…
The kids and I have just found a HUGE love for unit studies. We have recently discovered Online Unit Studies, a company that caters to this generation of digital learners. Our kids understand and identify with electronics and online learning – and finally – someone who understands this! Plus, you don’t have to Read the full article…
Did you know that all snowflakes in nature have 6 points? Me neither. Why, you ask? Have we examined all snowflakes? Well no, we haven’t, but the answer lies in hydrogen bonding. Take a look at just how snowflakes are made! Since we we were planning on a snowstorm Read the full article…
This post may contain affiliate links. This means if you click on a link and purchase an item, I will receive a small commission which I will use to run this blog. There is a big huge park in the middle of New York City called Central Park. People jog in Central Read the full article…
This post my contain affiliate links. This means if you click on a link and purchase an item, I will receive a small commission which I will use to run this blog. All opinions are 100% my own. I am really excited about this bundle, because it offers homeschooling families lots Read the full article…
I am writing this post because I really enjoyed the History of Christmas Traditions unit at Online Unit studies. I did receive the multicultural unit free of charge, but it wasn’t exchanged for a post or any other social mention. I am mentioning this company because the kids and I have enjoyed the units Read the full article…
This post may contain affiliate links. This means if you click on a link and purchase an item, I will receive a small commission which I will use to run this blog. The kids have made great progress this year. For my 6th grade son, the challenge is always Math. We use Saxon Read the full article…
We have really found that free resources online have helped our homeschool dramatically. Seriously. It helps not only to learn new things, but reinforce lessons and ideas that we have already learned. It really helps to see things in a different way. Plus, my older son can help to teach the youngers, which Read the full article…
Whew, it’s been a long stretch. I have really missed the community here, so I have decided to bring it back. I realize that I’m going to have to build it up again, but I look forward to reading about all the great educational activities, book reviews and educational giveaways. Welcome to the Read the full article…
This post may contain affiliate links. This means if you click on a link and purchase an item, I will receive a small commission which will be used to run this blog. There are some sounds that are the bane of my existence. In this house, the Th- sound is difficult. Read the full article…
&nbs; Thanks to Educents for sponsoring this post! I want my kids to be able to go to the best colleges if they want- Smith, Williams, Amherst – I want them to have a choice. Being a homeschooler, especially me being more traditionally-education minded, I struggle with making learning fun and making sure Read the full article…
Volcano Learning Resources Making volcanoes are always fun for kids. Here are some videos which teach your children about volcanoes, before they get into the experimentation. Volcano 101 What is a volcano? Volcano Formation, Impact and Eruption Volcano Facts for Kids Before you jump into the volcano science experiment, share these interesting Read the full article…
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