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Continue reading →: Leaf Chromatography for Kids and Our Favorite San Francisco Spots for Fall ColorsIt is finally starting to look like fall in San Francisco! The West Coast may not be famous for its autumn colors, but you can definitely spot some beautiful golden and fiery hues around the city—especially in the ginkgos planted in urban spaces and throughout our parks. Every year, when…
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Continue reading →: Persimmon and Pomegranate Salad: The Perfect Light Thanksgiving SideIt’s the Monday before Thanksgiving, which means it is time to start thawing the turkey and gathering those last-minute groceries. When most people think of fall food, they picture warm, heavy dishes like mashed potatoes, stuffing, and pie. Growing up in Southern California, fall always meant something different to me:…
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Continue reading →: Montessori Thanksgiving Practical Life Activities + Visual Pie Recipe for KidsThanksgiving is one of my favorite times of year to slow down, invite my children into the kitchen, and let them participate in real, meaningful family work. In Montessori education, practical life activities help children develop independence, concentration, fine motor skills, and a sense of contribution. And during Thanksgiving, opportunities…
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Continue reading →: 9 Things to Do at the Japanese Tea Garden in Golden Gate Park with Kids this FallThe Japanese Tea Garden in Golden Gate Park is one of our favorite spots in San Francisco, especially in the fall. Every November, we make a point to visit and soak in a little slice of autumn. The bright colors, wandering paths, and serene environment make it a magical experience…
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Continue reading →: How to Celebrate Mole Day!Every October 23rd from 6:02 a.m. to 6:02 p.m., chemistry fans around the world celebrate Mole Day, a day dedicated to Avogadro’s number (6.02 × 10²³). Whether you’re a homeschool parent, teacher, or just a science-loving family, Mole Day is the perfect excuse to combine learning with laughter, puns, and…
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Continue reading →: 10 Free Things to Do at Golden Gate Park with KidsI’m embarrassed to admit that when my husband first took me to Golden Gate Park on a visit to San Francisco, I was disappointed because it didn’t have a view of the Golden Gate Bridge. I quickly learned that the park actually predates the bridge by more than 60 years.…
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Continue reading →: Easy Pumpkin Bread Recipe for Kids – Montessori Visual Recipe CardsFall is my favorite season and I like to welcome fall into our home with my kids with baking and crafts. This year, my kids and I celebrated by making pumpkin bread. I let them take the lead by using a step-by step picture recipe for pumpkin bread recipe. Using…
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Continue reading →: Life Update: Homeschooling, Etsy, and Fall PlansThe past month has been a full one! Between running my Etsy shop, planning out our homeschool year, and chasing after a very busy toddler, I haven’t had as much time to write as I’d like. I’ve also been adding new resources to my Etsy shop, which has been such…
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Continue reading →: All About MeWe homeschool year round so sometimes it can feel hard to tell when one year ends and the next begins. Whether you’re easing into a homeschool routine or welcoming a new group of students into your classroom, those first days are a great opportunity to build connection and learn more…
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Continue reading →: 6 Kid-Friendly Things to Do at Petco Park (Beyond Baseball!)Earlier this month, my sister, an avid Padres fan, took us to a game at Petco Park, and I was honestly surprised by how many kid-friendly things there are to do there. It’s not just a baseball stadium, it’s a full family outing. From playgrounds to mini ballparks to the…
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