Pointing out the Negative & Uplifting the Positive
These are some of our favourite hands-on learning ideas that we’ve used in our own home education journey. From sensory play to critical thinking activities, we love sharing what’s worked for our family!
We picked up a beautiful old barometer from a charity shop… and realised we didn’t fully understand how it worked. This post explains how a traditional barometer works, what each dial means, and how to read the weather properly.
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Origami has become a regular part of our home education routine. It’s calm, creative, educational, and surprisingly powerful for learning maths, focus, and perseverance – for all ages.
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Turn everyday cinnamon into fun, educational activities for your kids! From science experiments and sensory play to crafts, maths, and holiday decorations, these ideas make learning magical and hands-on.
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Ever heard of growing seeds in sponges? We gave it a try as part of our home education science lessons
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Scratch is a free, kid-friendly coding platform that makes learning to code fun and easy! Discover why children (and parents) love Scratch.
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Turn mistakes in educational materials into powerful lessons in critical thinking. Discover how to help your kids analyze, question, and research for a lifetime of independent thought.
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Tired of unsuitable content on TV? Explore our family’s top picks for kid-friendly videos that educate and entertain.
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Oobleck is a weird and wonderful non-Newtonian fluid that acts like both a solid and a liquid! Learn how to make it, explore fun science experiments, and enjoy endless sensory play.
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Kinetic Sand is a fantastic sensory tool for young children, promoting brain development and creativity. In this post, we explore how Kinetic Sand can stimulate the senses and encourage learning through fun, hands-on play.
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