Christmas homeschool

These homeschool Christmas activities are perfect for bringing some festive joy to your homeschool this holiday season.

Sometimes it even feels stressful to try to make it simple, am I right? We all desire to make meaningful memories with our families and children during the holiday season and trying to figure out the best way to utilize our time in intentional ways can be so much pressure!

Ease into the holiday season with a bit of routine, a dash of enchantment with homeschool Christmas activities, and a big box to pack up things we don’t need until January.

In the Grinch Christmas unit study your elementary students will complete many different activities, and learn about caves, the human heart, reindeer, the history of many symbols, music, and

We love science, but even more when it’s Christmas themed! What make Christmas Science Experiments so fun? It’s the themed exploration of everyday occurrences! Here are 25 fun Christmas themed science experiments to brighten up the subject this holiday season! Check out the giveaway at the bottom to help your homeschool this Christmas! 25 Christmas […]

Creative homeschooling in December allows you to bring Christmas to life through meaningful lessons that serve educational and practical purposes.

The Christmas season brings so much joy! Use these ideas to create fun traditions and fill your homeschool with the joy of Christmas!

Connection through curriculum is just as real during Christmas-tide as throughout the rest of the year. We have years of experience watching our families thrive as we enter this season with a clear vision of what we want our children to remember. Instead of being over scheduled and over stimulate

What a wonderful first week of A Connected Christmas! Seeing your children reciting the poetry I spent hours pouring over, enjoying the art pieces I chose and researched, and falling in love with our favorite living Christmas stories has warmed my heart all week long.

Engaging Christmas Cookies Around the World project for holiday class parties, homeschool families or Montessori programs.