Introduction Thanksgiving is a season filled with family, gratitude, and celebration, but it also presents an excellent opportunity for integrating engaging, hands-on learning activities. For children with Specific Learning Disabilities (SLD), interactive and themed activities can make learning both fun … Continue reading →
Have ALL Kinds of Fun With Hands On Activities for Thanksgiving Activities for Thanksgiving are great for learning about American History. You can study Columbus, the pilgrims, family traditions, early crops in America and other topics in early American life. … Continue reading →
Kwanzaa is a holiday full of rich heritage with Activities for Kwanza that are both fun and educational. It is a great holiday for families to study to understand family traditions and values. It is also a great cross-cultural study … Continue reading →
Activities for Hanukkah Can Bring as Much Delight as the Holiday Itself Hanukkah is a visual, hands-on learning delight for children who excel in creativity. Activities for Hanukkah are a great outlet from the daily chore of doing typical schoolwork. During … Continue reading →
St. Patrick’s day is a holiday that most kids find fun. Dressing in green and looking for four leaf clovers are just the beginning of Activities for Saint Patrick’s Day you can do for fun! St. Patrick is the Patron … Continue reading →
Activities for President’s Day are a GREAT way for your child to learn about the President’s of the United States of America. It is natural for a child to ask, “What is President’s Day?” If you arm yourself with information for a … Continue reading →
‘Tis the Season for Joyful Learning: A Homeschooler’s Guide to Christmas The Christmas season offers an incredibly rich opportunity for hands-on learning that naturally blends academic skills with holiday joy. For Christian families, this special time allows us to combine … Continue reading →
Holiday Activities and Learning Holiday Activities provide wonderful, visual, hands-on learning opportunities for teaching your child. This is especially true if your child excels in creativity. You can celebrate the holidays with unit studies. They are a fantastic way to take … Continue reading →
