The following is a post by contributing writer, Sheri, of Learning Pavilion. Spring is here and gardening is a great way to get the kids outside, active, and learning! Even if you don’t have a garden, there are ways you can create a garden-like atmosphere for enjoyment. Here are a few fun ways to get [...]
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The follow is a post from contributing writer Lauren. Weather is a favorite topic of study for my children. Out of the many resources we use to learn about this topic, here are a few of our favorites. OHC: Weather – Find Out for Yourself – Handbook of Nature Study This observational weather study can [...]
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The following is a post from contributing writer Jenny. Spring has sprung! Rainbow Roses- Cut Out & Keep This experiment looks pretty advanced, but the results are amazing. From Seed to Flower at the Sticky Table- Teach Preschool Deborah shares a great learning activity for the younger kids. Flower Preschool Unit- 2 Teaching Mommies This unit [...]
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It’s so easy to make science the favorite subject of young kids because there are so many high-interest topics to cover with them. Following are some of our favorite projects and some resources to go along with them: 1. Rock Candy. Even my somewhat cynical almost-twelve-year-old is excited about making rock candy. This is a [...]
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The whole world has gone techno. There’s no doubt that technology will continue to play an exponentially expanding role in our kids’ lives. Literacy has new meaning in this new world. To thrive in a computer-centric world, our kids won’t just need to know how to read and write; they’ll also need to understand how to read [...]
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Animals, Animals, Animals Did you know a baby fish is called a fry or fingerling? Or that the embryos of some shark species eat their siblings in the womb? Here are some resources about animals of various sorts–from regular information to unusual facts. Names of Males, Females, Babies, and Groups of Animals – Enchanted Learning [...]
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Just a Tiny Owl: Whimsical and Inspirational Art
