When June rolls around, it signals a change in pace, if not practice, for most homeschool moms. Whether we take a full course over the summer, or a big break, here are a few ideas to keep those young people learning!
- Learn how to play an instrument.
- Spend some time with Winnie-the-Pooh.
- Learn to draw.
- Play outdoor games.
- Visit the ocean.
- Learn about bees.
- Go on a nature walk.
- Fold paper into useful objects.
- Consult the handy book for summer pastimes.
- Create a rhyme.
- Enjoy Peter Rabbit and friends.
- Listen to the birds.
- Time something.
- Write a limerick.
- Explore bugs.
- Make 25 different types of chocolate chip cookies.
- Enjoy a family read aloud.
- Cloud watch.
- Complete a story.
- Develop a new interest.
- Learn to code.
- Start a pizza garden.
- Read a story from history.
- Build and fly a kite.
- Enjoy a mini-unit as a family.
- Have fun with bubbles.
- Brush up on your algebra.
- Make a solar oven.
- Create a sun print.
- Make a summertime brochure detailing the fun things you did over the summer!
Ideas for developing skills, finding things, cutting costs, evaluating, mentoring, and other tips for the DIY Homeschool Handy-Mom!
