Uploaded June 2021 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
Knowledge Crate is a quarterly subscription box loaded with activities do do with your little one. I love that all the activities are prepared and ready to go so I can spend more time playing with my little one and less time planning. I also love that I don't have to buy large quantities of craft supplies or odds and ends for the few I need to do a project at home. And did I mention books?!?! This kit comes with great books that go along with the seasonal theme. The Elementary add on pack also includes a book for her older siblings as well as some extra supplies so they can join in on the fun as well!
Knowledge Crates Website: knowledgecrates.com
Another Preschool subscription box I highly recommend is the Sago Mini box. Check out their website here: sagominibox.com and let me know if you want to see an unboxing of one of those too!
P.S. I'm so sorry about the air conditioner. Our house is hot, but I'm seeing how loud it really is and I'm going to try to film with it off in my upcoming videos. :/
Hi! I’m Laura, homeschooling mom to three. I’m excited to share our homeschooling journey with you. We tend to follow a child led unit study approach to homeschooling. While I pull from many educational philosophies, if I had to pick one way to describe our homeschool, it would be Braveschooling (based on Julie Bogart's book "Brave Learner"). The thing about home education though, is that each family and life stage are so different. No two homeschools look the same. My hope is that by sharing my journey, I can offer support, encouragement, and inspiration to help you think outside the box to create a dynamic homeschool experience tailored to your family.
“Therefore encourage one another and build up one another, just as you also are doing.” ~1Thessalonians 5:11
Knowledge Crate is a quarterly subscription box loaded with activities do do with your little one. I love that all the activities are prepared and ready to go so I can spend more time playing with my little one and less time planning. I also love that I don't have to buy large quantities of craft supplies or odds and ends for the few I need to do a project at home. And did I mention books?!?! This kit comes with great books that go along with the seasonal theme. The Elementary add on pack also includes a book for her older siblings as well as some extra supplies so they can join in on the fun as well!
Knowledge Crates Website: knowledgecrates.com
Another Preschool subscription box I highly recommend is the Sago Mini box. Check out their website here: sagominibox.com and let me know if you want to see an unboxing of one of those too!
P.S. I'm so sorry about the air conditioner. Our house is hot, but I'm seeing how loud it really is and I'm going to try to film with it off in my upcoming videos. :/
Hi! I’m Laura, homeschooling mom to three. I’m excited to share our homeschooling journey with you. We tend to follow a child led unit study approach to homeschooling. While I pull from many educational philosophies, if I had to pick one way to describe our homeschool, it would be Braveschooling (based on Julie Bogart's book "Brave Learner"). The thing about home education though, is that each family and life stage are so different. No two homeschools look the same. My hope is that by sharing my journey, I can offer support, encouragement, and inspiration to help you think outside the box to create a dynamic homeschool experience tailored to your family.
“Therefore encourage one another and build up one another, just as you also are doing.” ~1Thessalonians 5:11
