Everything under the learning umbrella: activities to do with toddlers, preschool crafts and homeschool, elementary school activities. Not specifically travel related, but correlates to life worldschooling kids! Raising our children to be kind humans.
When people hear about unschooling for the first time, it can seem confusing or intimidating. The response often walks the line between thinking you are crazy and irresponsible. It conjures images of kids running amok. What does it even me to UnSchool your kids??? Then when you say Worldschooling…they’re like what?! Are you just making […]
When we recently had a winter storm in Texas, people actually needed to survive! There were electric outages, burst pipes and roads that were not safe to drive on. Not to mention, that our neighbors in the South mostly don’t have the type of winter gear you need, to be able to go outside. After
If you are investigating unschooling elementary school, this is for you. Tired of zoom classes and wondering how to implement unschooling? Here’s why the Covid 19 pandemic is the perfect time to begin unschooling. How we homeschool with children in fourth grade, second grade, pre- k (and a baby). The importance of play for children
How to plan your day at home with kids, when you are forced to be inside, is going to be the topic of the week/month/year. Here in New York, we are on the front end of the Covid-19 pandemic in the United States. That means, that our schools have already been shut down and we
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Are you ready for the Fourth of July? It’s coming up next week! Thursday is the day which makes for a nice possibility for an extra long weekend away. If you’re staying near home and want something fun to do with the kids, here’s a novel idea: have a Fourth of July scavenger hunt! We
When your babies are little, you play with stacking rings and shape sorters. You slide beads on a maze and practice with peg puzzles. When they are older you build puzzles, arrange little figurines, and enter the world of legos. Wooden blocks and their building derivatives (magnatiles, duplos) are good for all ages. But what
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The other day when we took the ferry from Hoboken to Battery Park City, it was just the muggiest, foggiest day. The kids kept asking why we couldn’t see and I did my best to explain fog, but to be perfectly frank I do think it’s a little much to ask a two, or even
Pom poms. Who knew they could provide lots of fun fine motor play for a preschooler? For those that need to stay at home and keep their little ones busy, pom poms are a great medium. If you’re looking for an activity to keep your toddler busy or keep your preschooler busy, read on. All
