(re) discover Washington DC through the eyes of your children
Now that we are all {well, most of us} keeping our distance from those we usually interact with so often, more and more are connecting by way of computer and phone. Here are some ways you and your Bambinos can connect virtually. The easiest ways to connect are via Skype, FaceTime, Zoom and Google Hangouts with family and friends. We… Continue Reading…
Audible is hosting a free selection of stores for all ages while school is out. All free, no sign-ups and no commitments. Time for Kids is providing a free digital library for all grades for the rest of the school year. KidStirWhether you’re exploring kitchen chemistry through baking or diving into the history of different cuisines, cooking offers countless ways… Continue Reading…
We love to support our community and are happy to announce some of your favorite kid places are offering virtual classes. This is a learning process for everyone as we transition to being face to face to now sitting behind a screen but take a leap of faith and sign up for a class or two! Plus, it will give… Continue Reading…
A week has passed; how has it only been a week? Being forced to be quarantined can make the time pass so slowly. I seem to remember posting pictures on Instagram of my then six month old baby {who is now 8} and saying, “time please slow down”. Well, it has and not only that, but he is home with… Continue Reading…
Podcasts have become an obsession for a lot of adults. Some listening while they’re traveling, commuting, working, cooking and sometimes even while in the shower. There are a plethora of options when it comes to choosing a podcast and that includes a variety for children also. Our family typically listens to podcasts in the car on the way to the… Continue Reading…
Social distancing has meant we’ve all been eating at home now {and for my husband and I– we are now making coffee} for a week. I’ve always enjoyed cooking dinner and recipe planning but part of of that process is physically choosing food; touching it, reading labels and smelling produce at the store. We’ve lost the ability to do some… Continue Reading…
The fresh air during this time of social distancing has done wonders to my anxiety- thank goodness it is spring and not winter. We have enjoyed plenty of walks, hikes, runs and bike rides and now it’s time to introduce some good ole fashioned games! Consider this your PE component of homeschool! Take note of the games involving touching/tagging and… Continue Reading…
Parents are figuring out how to juggle work, managing a home, caring for kids, pets and elders and now adding teacher to their routine each day. As anxiety heightens we thought hearing one perspective of a local homeschool mom may be helpful in navigating these new waters. The takeaway from her outlook is to take a deep breath {several actually… Continue Reading…