Let’s talk about one of the most common questions I get as a teacher (and homeschooling mom): “How do I actually teach my child to read?” For some kids, reading clicks into place like magic—easy peasy. And for others… well, let’s just say it’s more of a journey. And guess what? That’s 100% OKAY. I’m…
Fall Equinox Crafts for Kids
The Fall Equinox is just around the corner—arriving on September 22nd this year! That means equal parts day and night, a cool shift in the air, and the perfect time to cozy up and explore the magic of the changing seasons with your child. The Fall Equinox is a great opportunity to chat about the…
Seasonal Activities to Enjoy with Your Little One
The countdown is on—fall is almost here! And as much as I love summer (okay, and spring… and winter… what can I say, I’m a fan of all the seasons!), there’s just something special about the Fall Equinox. It lands on September 22nd, bringing that magical shift in the air. Cooler mornings, golden light, leaves…
How Lightning Works: A Shocking Experiment for Kids!
Have your kids ever wondered how lightning works? With this exciting hands-on activity from our Weather Unit Study, they’ll get to recreate lightning in your own home—no thunderclouds required! This spark-filled experiment is a fantastic way to explore static electricity and understand how lightning forms. This activity is just one of the many fun and…
How to Make a Pinwheel | Learning About the Weather
Want to make a super fun pinwheel with just a piece of paper, a pencil, scissors, and a pushpin? Yep, that’s all you need! Oh, and if you’re also curious about wind, forces, and maybe even a few cool experiments to try after, you’re in the right place. We’re about to dive into the magic…
Remarkable Preschool Math Center Ideas
Before teaching Kindergarten, I spent my days in a preschool room—and wow, did that shape how I see early learning. It taught me just how powerful play-based math can be, and honestly, it’s so fun to teach! Even though I’m soaking up this special time at home with my own little ones, I still feel…
How Wee Learn’s Grade 6 Math Curriculum
I’m so excited to give you a little behind-the-scenes look at my Grade Six Math Curriculum today! If you have been following along, you will know I’m all about quality over quantity. Even as children get older and their math work gets more complex, they don’t need to spend hours glued to a desk. Those tweens…
10 Fun Math Games Perfect for Grade 6
“Ugh, math again?” If you’ve ever heard that groan from your tween, you’re definitely not alone. Math can sometimes feel like a chore—but it doesn’t have to be! I love using games to sneak in some solid math practice without the eye rolls and sighs. Whether you’re trying to boost your 6th grader’s confidence with…
Community Helpers Unit | Fingerprint Science Activity for Kids
One of the most meaningful lessons we can pass on to our kids is that being part of a community means helping each other. Whether it’s the friendly face at the library desk or the firefighter racing to an emergency, community helpers play a vital role in making our neighborhoods safe, healthy, and happy. That’s…
How Wee Learn’s Grade 6 Literacy Curriculum
Here’s the thing—learning should be joyful. Even as kids grow older and their schoolwork becomes a bit more complex, that spark of curiosity and excitement doesn’t have to fade. In fact, it can shine even brighter! That’s exactly what inspired me to create the How Wee Learn Homeschool Literacy Curriculum—and today, I’m so excited to…
