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Yule is an ancient festival that is typically connected with the Germanic people. The festival was a pagan celebration for a long time until it…

In the past couple of months, we witnessed how the nights became longer and longer with each passing day. Daylight is less intense and doesn’t…

Before we say goodbye to this turbulent year, we have to prepare to celebrate one of the most anticipated holidays for both grown-ups and kids….

There are no good or bad children, but there are good and bad ways of teaching children to identify and reason about the things in…

The topic of homeschooling and socialization has been one of the most heavily researched issues for years now, yet people still have trouble conceiving how…

The devastating attack on Pearl Harbor is a major event in American history, as it was the direct cause for America to get involved in…

With Christmas preparations taking the Internet by storm, one might struggle to find high-quality content and teaching resources for Hanukkah. To make this right, we’ve…

Today is December 10th, International Human Rights Day, which means it’s time to talk about the responsibility of teaching kids about human rights. By no…

The American Revolution is one of the most important historical events to teach to kids, as it secured the independence of the United States and…

We declare the holiday season officially open! Although it’s not Christmas just yet, there’s another holiday in between Thanksgiving and Christmas that’s all about generosity,…

Looking for some great Thanksgiving movies for kids? We hear you. Watching movies late at night is the universal feel-good home activity after a long…

Thanksgiving is a joyful time filled with laughter and love. But, let’s be honest, if you’re the one hosting Thanksgiving dinner, things can get a…