New Year’s Scattergories is a quick, low-prep game that brings kids and adults together for plenty of laughs on New Year’s Eve. This free printable version includes four themed boards, YEAR, TIME, DROP, and WISH, so you can play without needing the official set. We’ve used it at family parties and even in small classroom…
Looking for a fun way to celebrate the winter season? Our winter Scattergories printable is the perfect solution! This game has become a cherished family tradition in our home, bringing everyone together for laughter and creativity. As we gather around the table, we share unique answers and enjoy friendly competition, creating unforgettable memories. With these…
Looking for basketball gifts for boys that will really make an impression? As a mom of a young hoop fan, I know how exciting it is to find the perfect gift that matches their love for the game. Whether they’re practicing free throws in the driveway or showing off their team pride, this list has…
Advent calendars for teen boys can be tricky. Once my son hit his teens, the usual options felt either too young or totally irrelevant. So I started rounding up calendars that actually fit where he’s at, ones with puzzles, gear, collectibles, and challenges he’d actually look forward to. If you’re looking for something that goes…
As the weather turns colder, we’ve been learning about Arctic animals in our homeschool, and this polar bear life cycle worksheet has been such a helpful addition. My son enjoyed following each stage, from a newborn cub to a full-grown bear, and the mix of coloring, writing, and research activities made the lesson more memorable….
Our Halloween spot the difference printable comes with two spooky picture puzzles that are just the right mix of tricky and fun. Each sheet has seven hidden differences, plus space to color once the puzzle’s solved, my son always races to finish both. We’ve used these at home and in small groups around Halloween, and…
Every October, we like to slow things down with a creative activity that still feels festive. These printable Halloween cards to color have been one of our favorite go-to options, simple, fun, and perfect for sharing with friends or family. My son loves picking out his favorite design, adding his own colors, and writing a…
We absolutely love ALL things Star Wars in our home. So I have created this Star Wars word search free printable for you to download and enjoy with the kids. You don’t need to wait for May the 4th to have fun with this Star Wars word search. This can be played year-round, especially after…
Finding the best math homeschool curriculum is challenging, but knowing how to choose a homeschool math curriculum is sometimes harder! There are so many things to consider with finding an online math curriculum I wanted to share with you 7 things that you should look at before you decide. We absolutely love math in our…
If you’re searching for a creative and engaging activity for your teen, our KiwiCo Studio Crate review has all the details you need. As a homeschool mom, I’ve found that while I enjoy tackling subjects like math and history, art and design often leave me feeling out of my depth. That’s why KiwiCo has become…
If you are wanting the kids to enjoy math you are going to love this new gamified math platform from Spark Math. Learning while playing is one of my top 10 homeschool tips. Learning while playing video games is my number 1! If your children don’t enjoy math, or you are worried about how to…
Finding gifts for history lovers is all about making the past feel real and exciting. When my son was younger, he went through a phase where he was obsessed with ancient Egypt, he had books, toys, and even an excavation kit that left sand everywhere. But that’s what made history fun for him! The right…
Gifts for Shakespeare lovers are always fun to shop for in our house. Our teen is obsessed with the Bard, so we’ve hunted down some real gems over the years. This list includes things we’ve actually bought (or have bookmarked), from clever wordplay games to quirky mugs and even a Lego-style minifig. It’s not just…
We’ve filled out a Santa wish list printable every December since my son was in preschool, and I’ve kept most of them tucked away with our holiday decorations. They’re such a sweet snapshot of what he loved each year, one year it was LEGO everything, another year it was books and a flashlight “for reading…
We made this grim reaper handprint craft one rainy October afternoon when my son wanted something spooky but not too scary. It ended up being one of those simple activities that sparked a lot of laughter, and surprisingly, a great conversation about Halloween symbols. The printable template gives just enough structure, and the stickers add…