Beast Academy Promo Code for Three Extra Months on a Twelve Month Subscription!

 

I have greatly enjoyed using Beast Academy for my son.  Beast Academy if for 1-6th grade.  We have enjoyed the program and it has been a good fit for math. I currently have a coupon code for if you buy a year of the program you get 3 EXTRA MONTHS FREE! What a great deal. If you were in the market for the program this a wonderful opportunity! I have put the code below. Click here to sign-up. Coupon Code: 3MonthsFromSapphireSquirrel21 The above coupon code will expire May 1, 2024. It can be used multiple times. I would love if you used it! Why I like Beast Academy: 1.  The environment is very safe for young learners.  They do not use their real names.  They are only in their classroom.  2.  The problem solving is excellent. So many opportunities for learning these skills.  3.  There are videos that explain how to do problems in multiple ways.  There is also a chance to read the book on the screen or you can buy the book. I like how this fits a variety of learning styles.    4.  The environment is engaging and interesting.  The monsters are cute, funny, and appealing to young learners.   5.  There are a variety of problems for all types of learners.  The students have the opportunity for more challenging problems.   Write me with any questions.  I would love to share my experience.

The Indescribable Activity Book For Kids by Louie Giglio

The Indescribable Activity Book for Kids by Louie Giglio with Tama Fortner is a delightful activity book for kids ages 6-10. This full color book contains word searches, crosswords, games, puzzles, crafts, dot to dot, drawing, and experiments. The Indescribable Kids share science facts and lead you through the book.

This can be used along with the author’s devotionals or as a stand alone. As a certified teacher and homeschool mom I believe you could use the book as a science supplement for fourth grade and up and your curriculum for grades 1-3. It also would work well for activities for kids to do while waiting in appointments, church, during free time, travel, or anytime you need a quiet activity. Kids who like science will probably enjoy this book the most, but the colorful pages and variety of activities will appeal to all kids.

I highly recommend The Indescribably Activity Book by Louie Giglio.

I was given a copy by the publisher and not required to write a positive review.

Good Night Dude Perfect by Dude Perfect with Kristin Hilbert.

Good Night, Dude Perfect by Dude Perfect with Kristen Hilbert illustrated by Alan Brown is a good night book in the theme of Goodnight Moon.  The book is a history of the Dude Perfect group, shares some of their tricks, their mascot, inside jokes, and favorite things.  It is rather hilarious.  The pictures are bright and engaging.  The story is targeted towards their 4-8 year old fans. Though, I noticed all of my kids looking through it and laughing.  

What always strikes me as I watch the Dude Perfect videos is that these guys take what they do seriously, but not themselves.  They try to have fun, do goofy things, connect with their audience, and believe in making crazy ideas come true.  The book does a good job carrying through with those themes.  If you are a Dude Perfect fan than you will really enjoy Good Night, Dude Perfect.  

I was given a copy by the publisher and not required to write a review.  

 Here are some activities that go along with the book.  

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Good Night, Body Finding Calm from Head to Toe by Britney Winn Lee and illustrated by Borghild Fallberg

Good Night, Body Finding Calm from Head to Toe by Britney Winn Lee and illustrated by Borghild Fallberg is a delightful picture book that walks children through how to relax before they fall asleep. The story is easy to follow and takes the reader on a journey of preparing each part of their body for sleep.

My son enjoyed the story and said he used several of the techniques to fall asleep. I tried several as well. I think this would be a great part of any child’s bedtime routine. It may be especially helpful for children with sensory issues, neurological challenges, and those who have trouble letting go of the day. I was thrilled with the variety of children featured in the illustrations and the inclusion of children with disabilities.

I enjoyed this wonderful book that shared fabulous ways for children or really anyone to learn to fall asleep. This is a beautiful picture book that I highly recommend.


I was given a copy by the publisher and not required to write a positive.

Here is a link to an activity guide that has more activities from the book.