This project was not just a fun exercise or a way to fill my children’s day. These projects build fine motor skills, math and reading skills related to reading a recipe for readers, and the ability to follow directions. Most of all, activities like this help my children explore the creative process in a way that allows for mess and mistakes.
Poetry for Kids
Poetry can be an excellent form of self-expression. While I haven’t really assigned poetry for […]
Scratch Programming
My son loves computers and has dreams of being a game designer one day. Over […]
Embracing Creativity: A Gift Choice for a Creative Kid
Do you have a child who looks at a piece of trash and sees a […]
Homeschooling a Highly Imaginative Child
Homeschooling a highly imaginative kid is an interesting endeavor. Creativity is often suppressed with traditional […]
Reading and the Visual Spatial Learner
The journey into reading has been a bit unusual for my visual-spatial learners […]
Free Engineering Resources
As I started to prepare for this school year, I searched out available engineering resources […]
3 Ways We Combine Novelty and Structure in Homeschooling
My kids need novelty. I need novelty. Doing the same thing every school day would […]
Creativity is a Beautiful Thing
“Think left and think right and think low and think high. Oh, the thinks you […]
Imagination
Cultivate it. Love it. Give it opportunities to grow. Today I watched my daughter prance […]