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National Wildlife Day and Read a Book Day 🦁📖 — 3 ways to make them count
Hey Reader, Two easy-to-miss "holidays" land next week: National Wildlife Day on Friday, September 4, and National Read a Book Day on Sunday, September 6. Neither needs a lesson plan, just a little curiosity. 🦁📖 Here are 3 ways to make them count: 🦁 1. Adopt an endangered species for National Wildlife Day 📖 2. Build a mini reading nest for National Read a Book Day 🔭 3. Do a Wonder Explorer mission 👉 Start a free mission at homeschoolsafari.com/wonder-explorer Free for families. Runs in any browser. English & Spanish. 50+ missions. Two minutes to set up. You're in good company. Since 2021, the number of states letting families use public education dollars for private school or homeschool has grown from zero to nineteen. Private school choice programs allocated $10.6 billion to students last year alone — a 29% jump in a single year. Whatever brought you here, you're part of a fast-growing, well-supported movement. Our 2026-27 school year is underway, with new live classes and our first-ever Homeschool Safari math curriculum. Enrollment is rolling, so it's not too late to find your fit and jump in. And if you missed it — our free Homeschool Safari Planner is live, with lesson planning, attendance, grades, and portfolio tracking all in one place. Not sure what fits your family? Grab a free, no-pressure call with us. We'll ask about your kids, listen, and help you figure out what makes sense — no sales pitch, just a real conversation. Have a warm, curious kind of week, Yes! We accept ESA in Arizona, New Hampshire, Utah, Wyoming, and Arkansas. PS — Hit reply and tell us: what book is your family curled up with this week? We read every message and love hearing from you. 📖 PS2 — Please don't unsubscribe from our emails! By staying subscribed, you'll continue to receive important updates, community news, and helpful tips to support your homeschooling journey. |
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At Homeschool Safari, we bring families together through engaging live classes, supportive parent communities, and flexible resources designed to fit your unique learning journey.
Hey Reader, Here's one for the lunch table: Noah Webster, the man behind America's first big dictionary, wanted us to spell tongue "tung" and daughter "dawter." Those never caught on, but dropping the "u" from colour did. His birthday is this Friday, October 16, which makes it National Dictionary Day. And Wednesday the 14th is National Dessert Day. One for the brain, one for the sweet tooth. 📖🧁 Here are 3 ways to make them count: 📖 1. Play "guess before you look" Webster spent 22 years on his...
Hi friends, Fall is my favorite season to homeschool. The weather cools off, and everything outside turns into a lesson. Here are some of our favorite fall activities to enjoy this week. 📖 New from Kristy: The Acorn Cottage Kristy's new fall picture book follows a child who wanders off the familiar path on a bright fall morning, into a quiet woods and an acorn that sparks her imagination. It's a gentle story about wonder, courage, and coming home, made for ages 3–7 and perfect for snuggling...
Hey Reader, Here's a fun fact to share at lunch today: Henri Rousseau, the French painter famous for his wild, leafy jungles full of tigers and monkeys, never actually saw a jungle. He never left France. He built those scenes from trips to the Paris zoo and botanical garden, a few postcards and magazines, and a lot of imagination. Which makes him the perfect artist for kids who are sure they "can't draw a tiger." And it's why we picked him for this year's art contest. 🎨 Good news: the Great...