Fall 2023

Fall 2023

The “Fall Equinox” or first day of fall in 2023 is September 23rd. The earth spins once a day on its axis of rotation. The word “equinox” means “equal night.” On the equinox, day and night are roughly equal in length. This means when the sun crosses the equator from north to south, this marks […]

Remember 9/11

Remember 9/11

Remember the September 11, 2001 attacks against America. The 9/11 Museum tells the story through media, narratives, and artifacts. You will hear personal stories of loss, recovery, and hope. Easy activities for your child at home  – Write a letter to a local hero to thank them for what they do in their own community […]

Practice Kindness

Practice Kindness

Let’s be patient, thankful, kind, and loving to one another as we all have our challenges. Sometimes they are weather related, economic, physical, or even spiritual! Let us pray for those affected by the recent fires in Hawaii. Homeschoolers/Educators/Parents: Sketch/color an illustration. Theme: kindness. List three ways you can show kindness to someone today. Put […]

Free fry day

Free fry day

Free fry day is here again! You do not want to miss it! We already went this morning to McDonald’s and got our free, large size fries. Just order from your app. You can check out other participating restaurants. Yummy. Tasty. And best of all, free! Let me tell you something else. Even the birds […]

Prime Day, free Slurpee 7-11

Prime Day, free Slurpee 7-11

Prime Day is here – July 11th. Also, it is free Slurpee Day at 7-11 today too! What a day, we have deals going on left and right. For instance – Amazon Prime Day deals include – Apple Air Pods, Apple Watch Series, and more Grills just in time to cook those hamburger patties More […]

Fourth of July wordsearch

Fourth of July wordsearch

Happy 4th of July everyone!  Do something absolutely fun to celebrate America’s Independence!  Eat, play, sing, dance, watch something, honor, play our word search game, and just enjoy! But first, just a little history lesson below about our freedoms – Each section in the Declaration of Independence explains why it had the right to declare […]

Beat summer reading loss the fun way

Beat summer reading loss the fun way

Schools out, vacations started, and no more homework! Right? Let’s tackle loss of reading skills with fun reading during the summertime. We all know the same old story…When school’s out for summer, kids don’t stay at the same level of proficiency in subjects like reading and spelling. Due to a phenomenon known as summer learning […]

Mormon crickets

Mormon crickets

These scary-looking crickets are everywhere-in your face and on the sidewalk! Some even try to sneak in past the front door of your house! Millions of crickets have swarmed several counties in Nevada. Did you know – The insects are covering the ground, trees, shrubs and even climbing the walls The crickets can grow up […]

Flag Day

Flag Day

What a wonderful day to celebrate the beauty, traditions, sacrifices, and symbol of the American flag along with other flags. On this day, some people fly their flag on a flagpole, go to a parade, watch a patriotic movie, bake a cake/cookie and decorate it with red, white and blue colors or a flag, or […]

Canadian Wildfires

Canadian Wildfires

Almost everyone likes to go outside to go somewhere and to breathe the fresh air. Right now 115 million Americans across 16 states are under hazardous air warnings and alerts because of Canadian wildfires. They have been told to try to stay indoors to avoid toxic smoke. The smoke is currently moving along the east […]