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    Family Ideas for the Feast of the Sacred Heart of Jesus

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    The Feast of the Sacred Heart of Jesus always falls after the octave of Pentecost (usually some time in June) on a Friday. In fact, the entire month of June is dedicated to the Sacred Heart of Jesus! Read on to learn more about this powerful devotion and how to teach kids about it.  What […]

    How to Honor Mary in Our Homeschool

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    Disclosure: This post contains affiliate links, meaning I get a commission if you decide to make a purchase through my links, at no cost to you. In this post, I will share how to honor Mary in our homeschool in the month of May!  I will explain why May is dedicated to the Blessed Virgin […]

    Awesome Catholic Easter Science Activity: Free Flower Dissection Lab

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    Awesome Catholic Easter Science Activity: Free Flower Dissection Lab I got this idea for a lily flower study on St. Joseph’s Feast Day since one of his symbols is the lily. St. Joseph is often seen holding lilies in photos and statues. This study can be done at any time, but it makes for an […]

    The Best Free Preschool Printables for your Catholic Homeschool

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    The Best Free Preschool Printables for your Catholic Homeschool This post was updated on July 21, 2025. The internet is full of free preschool printables. It can be overwhelming! But which ones are the best? Today, I will share my favorite free preschool printables for your Catholic homeschool. I found some great free preschool printables […]

    Holy Week Homeschool Activities to Enter into the Holy Triduum

    Have you ever considered specific Holy Week Homeschool activities? During Holy Week, you may find it helpful to shift your homeschool activities, routines, and rhythms. One of the blessings of homeschooling is emphasizing the material that you would like to pass on to your children! In order to pass on the faith to our children […]

    World History Project – DIY Lapbook

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    World History Project – DIY Lapbook It is important to give our children a solid foundation in World History. It can be difficult, however, to engage young children in learning about facts, figures, and time periods that occurred thousands of years ago. One fun and interactive way to review history facts is to create a […]

    Why do Leaves Change Color in the Fall – Fall Homeschool Science Series

    Welcome to the third post in our Fall Homeschool Science Series! Be sure to read this post first for my tips and thoughts on teaching chemistry to kids and find out about the other experiments in the series! Today, we will answer the question: “Why do leaves change color in the fall?” I will provide […]

    Our Lady of the Rosary Celebration with Kids

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    Our Lady of the Rosary Celebration with Kids October is dedicated to Our Lady of the Rosary. The feast of Our Lady of the Rosary falls on October 7th. The Holy Rosary is a beautiful prayer, but it can be hard to introduce and teach it to kids. The rosary is long. The rosary takes […]

    How do Glow Sticks Work – Fall Homeschool Science Series

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    Welcome to the second post in our Fall Homeschool Science Series! Be sure to read this post first for my tips and thoughts on teaching chemistry to kids and find out about the other experiments in the series! Today, we will answer the question: “How do glow sticks work?”. I will provide some background information. […]

    Static Electricity – Fall Homeschool Science Series

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    Welcome to the first post in our Fall Homeschool Science Series! Be sure to read this post first for my tips and thoughts on teaching chemistry to kids! Today, we will talk about static electricity. I will provide some background information and some free printable note-booking pages with not one, not two, but three fun […]