Hi, I’m Richie – homeschool single mama of 3! Yes, I homeschool… on purpose. I blog, I bribe my kids with snacks, and I’m a proud member of the “coffee first, questions later” club, powered by sarcasm and Jesus. If homeschooling feels a little wild, you’re in the right place. I serve up no-fluff tips, real-life resources, and the occasional eye roll at unrealistic Pinterest expectations. If you’ve ever lesson-planned at midnight with goldfish crumbs in your bed, you’re in good company. It’s my hope that you find delight in my words, treasures within my posts, and camaraderie in #momlife. Sign up below to get my ever witty slightly embarrassing yet undeniably worthy newsletters and 'freemails'!
🔵🔴 The Seuss problem nobody mentions
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Hey Reader! You know that moment when a “fun book day” somehow turns into chaos… and you’re not even sure what they learned? That’s the trap. Dr. Seuss feels magical. But magic without fun activities to drill it in? It fizzles. In one ear and out the other. You read. They giggle. Then someone starts rhyming “cat” with “butt.” And by lunch you’re wondering if that counted as school. Here’s what most Seuss Days are missing:
That’s exactly why I created the Dr. Seuss Activity Pack. To do it all for you so that you don't have to. For your kids to have fun in Seuss' words and stay inspired in his GOOD philosophy. Nix the busywork, girlfriend. And the fluff nuggets. Instead, use these print and go activities to: 🔵 Turn read aloud time into real comprehension. It keeps the whimsy. It adds structure. And somehow the day feels lighter with the tinkling sounds of your children's laughter. The missing piece is inside the Dr. Seuss Activity Pack. (You even get a secret 40% off if you get it in a bundle. Click the button below to check it out to see everything you get.) Grab it here and let tomorrow’s “fun day” finally feel finished:
Have fun today! xo, |
Richie Soares
Hi, I’m Richie – homeschool single mama of 3! Yes, I homeschool… on purpose. I blog, I bribe my kids with snacks, and I’m a proud member of the “coffee first, questions later” club, powered by sarcasm and Jesus. If homeschooling feels a little wild, you’re in the right place. I serve up no-fluff tips, real-life resources, and the occasional eye roll at unrealistic Pinterest expectations. If you’ve ever lesson-planned at midnight with goldfish crumbs in your bed, you’re in good company. It’s my hope that you find delight in my words, treasures within my posts, and camaraderie in #momlife. Sign up below to get my ever witty slightly embarrassing yet undeniably worthy newsletters and 'freemails'!
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