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You want a slow summer. Pool days, late mornings, maybe a margarita in the backyard while the kids actually play outside.
But somewhere around week two, you're watching your kid forget what a hexagon is and you start wondering if you should just... do something.
Summer-fy Your Homeschool is that something. It's a 35-page printable guide packed with 5 activities designed to sneak real math into your everyday summer: riddles at breakfast, number hunts on a walk, building challenges with the Legos already on your floor.
Inside you'll find:
Math riddles that spark real mathematical conversation (not just right/wrong answers)
4 number hunt cards: shapes, nature, numbers, and a "fun" edition that'll keep them busy for an hour
Building challenge cards for Legos, magnatiles, or tangrams, complete with with fairytale prompts your littles will love
A full set of printable addition flashcards, plus 6 ways to play with them that involve jumping, running, and beating the clock
Subitizing cards for numbers 1–10 with six representations each, so kids see numbers instead of just counting them
Who this is for:
Burned-out homeschool moms who want their kids to keep thinking this summer without turning every day into a lesson. Works great for ages 4–10, and most activities the whole family can do together.
You want a slow summer. Pool days, late mornings, maybe a margarita in the backyard while the kids actually play outside.
But somewhere around week two, you're watching your kid forget what a hexagon is and you start wondering if you should just... do something.
Summer-fy Your Homeschool is that something. It's a 35-page printable guide packed with 5 activities designed to sneak real math into your everyday summer: riddles at breakfast, number hunts on a walk, building challenges with the Legos already on your floor.
Inside you'll find:
Math riddles that spark real mathematical conversation (not just right/wrong answers)
4 number hunt cards: shapes, nature, numbers, and a "fun" edition that'll keep them busy for an hour
Building challenge cards for Legos, magnatiles, or tangrams, complete with with fairytale prompts your littles will love
A full set of printable addition flashcards, plus 6 ways to play with them that involve jumping, running, and beating the clock
Subitizing cards for numbers 1–10 with six representations each, so kids see numbers instead of just counting them
Who this is for:
Burned-out homeschool moms who want their kids to keep thinking this summer without turning every day into a lesson. Works great for ages 4–10, and most activities the whole family can do together.