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Hey Reader, This weekend brings two easy-to-miss "holidays" back to back: National Ice Cream Day (Sunday, July 19) and Moon Day (Monday, July 20) — the 57th anniversary of Apollo 11's landing. Neither one needs a lesson plan, just a little curiosity. 🍦🌕 Here are 3 ways to make them count: 🍦 1. Turn ice cream into a chemistry lesson Making ice cream in a bag is real science, not just a treat. Fill a small bag with cream, sugar, and vanilla, seal it inside a bigger bag packed with ice and salt,...
Hey Reader, Next week brings two fun, easy-to-miss "holidays" that are perfect for a low-key learning day: International Rock Day (Monday, July 13) and Bastille Day (Tuesday, July 14). Neither one needs a lesson plan — just a little curiosity. 🪨🇫🇷 Here are 3 ways to make them count: 🪨 1. Go on a backyard rock hunt Grab a bucket and head outside — the driveway, garden beds, and creek beds all count. Have your kids sort what they find by color, size, or texture, then look up just one together...
Hey Reader, July 4th is this Thursday — and if you're a homeschool family, you already know that a national holiday isn't just a day off. It's a classroom with fireworks. Here are 3 ways to turn Independence Day into something memorable — without turning it into a lesson plan your kids will groan through. 😄 🇺🇸 1. Read the Declaration out loud — just the first two paragraphs You don't need to tackle the whole thing. Just read the opening lines together: "We hold these truths to be...