... where classrooms are virtual.   I know you have heard me say this many times, but just because we are a virtual school doesn’t mean we can’t read awesome books, do science experiments, and HAVE FUN! I’m doing a whole rainbow-themed week with my kiddos, and here are some of the fun things we … Continue reading Somewhere Over the Rainbow… →

I had the wonderful opportunity recently to sample a box from Little Justice Leaders.  They are an awesome company that has a box subscription service that contains resources to help children learn about social justice issues.  Subscribers get a box each month that focuses on a different social justice issue.  Every box has arts and … Continue reading Little Justice Leaders →

We are starting our kindergarten science unit on sorting this week.  Normally we use Chex Mix as a fun (and tasty) way to practice sorting.  Chex Mix is great for sorting by shape, size, color, and texture.  This year I want to spice it up a little bit and use a Fall-inspired recipe.  By recipe … Continue reading Fall Snacking and Sorting →

Kids say the darnedest things… or in this case, kids hear the darnedest things.  My family has taken on fantasy football in recent years and this comes with a fantasy football draft (if you don’t do fantasy football, this basically means everyone selects the football players for their fantasy team).  We like to make it … Continue reading Giraffe Party! →