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New Lesson Release: Formation of Stars ✨
One of the most magical things we can teach our kids is that we are made of stardust. Long before Earth existed, stars were already at work creating the elements that would one day make up everything we see around us—including us! I’m excited to share that I’ve just released a brand-new lesson in the…
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The Big Bang: Where Stardust to Storytellers Begins
Every story has a beginning. For our universe, that beginning is the Big Bang — and it’s also where our Stardust to Storytellers Prehistory curriculum begins. Before there were dinosaurs, before Earth, before even time itself, there was… nothing. Then, 13.8 billion years ago, everything changed. Space stretched, time began, and tiny particles formed the…
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Disability Awareness Through Books: A Guide for All Ages
Explore disability with empathy, joy, and truth—with a printable learning packet for all ages. At Rabbit Hole Learning, we believe all people deserve honest, respectful conversations about the world around them—including disability. For July, we’re digging into Disability Awareness, a topic that’s too often left out of identity and inclusion work, but one that touches…
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Rabbit Hole Reads: Pride Month Book Picks for Picture Books
Pride Month is a wonderful opportunity to share inclusive, affirming stories with children that highlight diverse families, gender identities, and self-expression. Picture books can open gentle, meaningful conversations for young readers, inviting them to understand and celebrate difference with love and joy. Here are some carefully selected picture books that cover themes of gender, identity,…
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Rabbit Hole Reads: Pride Month Book Picks for Board Books
Pride Month is the perfect time to fill your child’s early reading years with books that celebrate love, identity, and belonging. These thoughtfully selected board books are a great way to introduce even the youngest readers to inclusive stories that reflect the beautiful diversity of the world around them. Every title below is available in…
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Rabbit Hole Reads: A Pride Month Guide for the Whole Family
Pride Month is a time to honor, celebrate, and uplift LGBTQ+ identities, histories, and communities. One of the most powerful ways to engage with Pride is through literature, using stories that open windows and doors into the diverse experiences of queer people, offering empathy, understanding, and hope. Books have the unique ability to reflect our…
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Introducing Rabbit Hole Reads: Preview Our Pride Month Reading Guide for the Whole Family
What Is Rabbit Hole Reads? Rabbit Hole Reads is a monthly, inclusive reading series from Rabbit Hole Learning, designed to help families, homeschoolers, and educators dig deeper into meaningful themes, one book (or a whole stack) at a time. Each month, we spotlight a new theme tied to cultural awareness, social justice, or identity (like…
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Is BookShark Secular? Inclusive?
For many secular homeschoolers, finding an open-and-go curriculum that doesn’t include religious bias can be challenging. BookShark has been applauded by many as a “secular” option, often marketed as an alternative to Sonlight, a well-known Christian homeschool curriculum. BookShark itself seems to be moving away from calling themselves “secular” and instead is calling themselves “faith…
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Introducing My Free 36-Week Kindergarten ELA Guide (Based on Fishtank Learning!)
If you’ve ever tried using a high-quality classroom curriculum for homeschooling, you know it can be a lot to adapt. Fishtank Learning is an amazing, free resource designed for classroom teachers, but it isn’t always homeschool-friendly. That’s why I created a 36-week Kindergarten ELA guide—to make it easier for homeschoolers to follow while keeping the…
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Why Diverse Literature Matters in Homeschooling
When we as parents choose books for our homeschool, we’re directly shaping the way our children see the world. Literature is one of the most powerful tools for learning. It’s not just about reading and writing, but about people, cultures, and identities. Diverse literature is essential in homeschooling because it provides representation, broadens perspectives, challenges…
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