Category: Summer

{left photo source, right image source} Unplug. We hope you’ve been able to enjoy a few “unplugged” days this summer, meaning screen and device-free time for both you and the

{photo 1 source, photo 2 source, photo 3 source, photo 4 source, photo 5 by Jenny Bischoff} 1. Trampoline – If you have one, get out there and jump with your children. They love

{photo 1 source, photo 2 source, photo 3 source, photo 4 source, photo 5 source, photo 6 source, photo 7 source, photo 8 source} 1. Stargazing – Find out when the next

{photo 1 source, photo 2 source, photo 3 source, photo 4 source, photo 5 source} 1. Race track – Let the kids have fun creating one out of: paper towel and

{photo 1 source, photo 2 source, photo 3 source, photo 4 source} 1. Questions – Encourage questions today. What do you want to ask your kids? What do your kids want

{photo 1 source, photo 2 source, photo 3 source, photo 4 source, photo 5 source, photo 6 source, photo 7 source} 1. Popsicles – Surprise the kids with popsicles from the store

{photos from SLOCA’s flickr site} Organize. Let’s face it, we all need to do this (continually, it seems…) and summer is the best time to organize your home learning space

{photo 1 source, photo 2 source, photo 3 source, photo 4 source, photo 5 source, photo 6 source} 1. Night – If your kids are old enough to stay up, plan a night

{photo 1 source, photo 2 source, photo 3 source, photo 4 source, photo 5 source} 1. Movies – Have you tried any of the $1 movies yet this summer? Meet up

{photo 1 source, photo 2 source, photo 3 source, photo 4 source} 1. Lake – Share in the comments which lake/s you’ve visited or will be visiting this summer! 2. Listen – Go