Could a crow outsmart you? That's the question your family gets to answer this week. Crows, ravens, jays, and magpies all belong to a bird family called corvids. Among all the birds on Earth, only parrots rival them for brainpower.
Homeschool Resource Guides
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Your kitchen table is about to become headquarters. Coded notes will start showing up under bedroom doors, and someone will demand a code name before breakfast.
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When I was a little girl on the Washington coast, I dreamed of seeing a real sea monster.
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A thousand years before airplanes, a man in Spain tried to fly. According to later medieval accounts, Abbas ibn Firnas of 9th-century Córdoba built a frame covered in feathers, climbed a height, and launched himself into the air.
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Start A Volcano Quest!
Volcanoes turn a regular week into an adventure. Kids dig into geology, chemistry, and history while things erupt, and they will not even notice they are learning because they will be too busy watching it happen.
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A globe on the shelf only teaches so much. Kids remember geography when they get to build it, play it, and taste it.
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Writing with kids doesn’t have to mean handing out blank notebooks and hoping for the best.
The real magic happens when the whole family starts together, laughing over dice rolls, building one shared story out loud, before anyone heads off to write on their own.
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A smooth homeschool year starts with organization. With 32 ready-to-use forms and planners, you can plan your year, track your progress, meet requirements, and stay on top of paperwork, leaving you free to focus on what really matters: your family’s learning adventure.
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You can start the homeschool year two ways. You can dive straight into a full load on day one, chase everyone through the chaos, and hope the schedule holds.
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Start the school year with creativity. Watercolor lessons help families ease into learning through color, patience, and brush control, no pressure, just fun.
