We started our unit on Japan by finding it on the map and globe. We identified what continent it belonged to and which ocean surrounded it. Then the kids painted the Japan flag, and labeled it “Japan is traditionally called the ‘Land of the…
DISCLAIMER: The links used in this post are affiliate links, which means if you choose to purchase an item I may receive a small percentage. Welcome to our 🐝 BEE UNIT! 🐝 This was such a fun one, packed with stunning art and yummy…
We had so much fun learning the running and whip stitch 🪡🧵 I am so proud of these kids! This is a hard skill for little fingers. We worked in 20 minute increments all throughout the summer and the final product was an on-the-go…
To kick off our China study, we read the book Ping from Beautiful Feet Books. The kids really enjoyed this book. It mentioned cormorant fishing on a couple pages, and the kids had some strong feelings about it. After, we watched “The Art of Fishing…
DISCLOSURE: Some links used on this website are affiliate links, meaning I do receive compensation if you chose to purchase items through these links, at no extra cost to you. What a fun and interesting country to explore! We started this homeschooling unit the…
DISCLOSURE: Some links used on this website are affiliate links, meaning I do receive compensation if you chose to purchase items through these links, at no extra cost to you. Bengal tigers, Indian elephants, the Taj Mahal, and the Holi Festival were some of…
DISCLOSURE: Some links used on this website are affiliate links, meaning I do receive compensation if you chose to purchase items through these links, at no extra cost to you. Here are some of the topics we covered when learning about the country down…
Looking for a fun, hands-on way for your preschooler/toddler to explore and imagine to the thrill of our solar system? Here is a fun way to make a sensory bin those little hands are sure to love. What I used: 4 bags of black…
We have been enjoying our space unit over here! I have to share this fun and easy way to create 3D planets for your kiddos without putting a dent in your wallet for a solar system model. Materials: ping pong balls (dollar store) paper…
When researching for our space unit, I came across this fun tutorial on Pinterest and knew the girls would love to do it. It’s super simple, a little messy, and I love exploring new mediums when creating art. All you need is: A pencil…
