Tea Time Together

Tea Time Together Art, music & poetry served weekly! Gather your family once a week for tea time together.

09/01/2026

What if we started the school year the way we want it to feel? ☕️📚

Our FREE Back to School Tea Time is a simple, ready-to-go celebration to mark the beginning of a new homeschool year.

There’s a playful painting to explore, a poem about books, beautiful classical music, fun back-to-school traditions from around the world, and intentional conversation questions to help your family dream together and cast a vision for the year ahead.

Print the guide, grab a snack, pour something yummy, and gather around the table.

That’s it. A sweet, simple way to say, here we go... a brand new year.

Comment SCHOOL and I’ll send you the link to download your FREE Back to School Tea Time Guide!

08/31/2026

Of course we were going to celebrate Eat Outside Day!

Sometimes the random little holidays are the best excuse to change things up a bit.
Tea Time Together usually happens around our table, but some of our favorite weeks are the ones where we pack everything up, head outside, and let the fresh air become part of the lesson.

A little art. A little poetry. Something good to eat. Kids sprawled out on a blanket instead of sitting in their usual spots. It’s such a simple change, but somehow it makes the whole afternoon feel special.

And with summer winding down and the -ber months just around the corner, I’m feeling extra sentimental about these last warm, slow days. There’s still time for one more picnic, one more meal outside, one more afternoon of soaking it all in before the season shifts.

So today, we’re taking tea time outside. And if you needed an excuse to do the same, this is it!

More Than Meets the Eye. 🐈One of the featured works of art in our August Tea Time Together Guides is Sara Holding a Cat ...
08/29/2026

More Than Meets the Eye. 🐈

One of the featured works of art in our August Tea Time Together Guides is Sara Holding a Cat by American Impressionist Mary Cassatt, our featured August artist.

At first glance, it’s simply a sweet portrait of a young girl cuddling a cat.

But look closer.

Cassatt was fascinated by ordinary moments of childhood and family life. She painted children reading, playing, resting, sitting with their mothers... and here, simply loving a pet.

Notice the way Sara holds the cat close. There’s nothing stiff or formal about it. Cassatt captures the kind of affection that feels completely natural, as if we’ve stepped into the room and happened upon this quiet moment.

Now look at the brushwork. The edges are soft, with loose, visible strokes rather than precise detail. As an Impressionist, Cassatt was more interested in capturing the feeling of a moment than making every line perfectly sharp.

There’s another detail that makes this painting especially meaningful.

Cassatt painted Sara Holding a Cat in 1908, late in her career, as her eyesight was beginning to deteriorate. Within a few years, her vision would become so poor that she could no longer continue painting.

And yet here she was, still paying attention to something so small and ordinary: a child and her cat in a quiet moment of affection.

Maybe that’s part of what makes Cassatt’s work so special. She reminds us that ordinary family life is worth looking at closely.

This is just one of more than 52 beautiful works of art your family will encounter throughout a year of Tea Time Together. Week by week, we’re inviting our children to slow down, look closely, notice beauty, and train their hearts and affections toward what is beautiful.

Because art appreciation isn’t simply about knowing the names of famous paintings. It’s about learning to see and appreciate the beauty of everyday life.

Want to try Tea Time Together with your family? ☕️ Comment TEA and I’ll send you a FREE week of art, poetry, music, and meaningful conversation.

08/19/2026

Kinda chic to believe childhood can be both beautiful and rigorous.

Sometimes we’re given the impression that a rigorous education has to look serious all the time.

But beauty doesn’t have to take the place of rigor.

You can raise kids who read great books, wrestle with big ideas, study deeply, and work hard and make room for art, music, poetry, tea, wonder, and meaningful conversation.

In fact, I think they feed each other. Beauty gives our minds space to breathe, and that rest allows us to return to rigorous learning with greater focus and curiosity.

That’s the kind of homeschool I strive to create. One where deep learning and a beautiful childhood aren’t competing priorities, but part of the same education.

There is room at the table for both rigor and wonder.

08/15/2026

You really do not need a have a fancy tea set to make Tea Time feel special. ☕️✨

Some of my favorite cups and little serving pieces have come from thrift stores, TJ Maxx, dollar stores, and random local shops I happened to wander into.

I actually love it when everything is a little mismatched. There’s something so charming about a table that feels collected rather than perfectly coordinated. Letting each of your kids choose their own special mug or teacup can become part of the fun, and maybe even a little adventure of its own!

Tea Time was never meant to be another expensive homeschool project to pull together. It’s the time around the table that really matters.

Where have you found your favorite homeschool treasures?

08/10/2026

There is something so refreshing about letting beautiful things simply be beautiful.

Sometimes we can just look closely. Listen. Read. Wonder out loud. Ask questions that spark curiosity and lead somewhere unexpected. Let the conversation wander.

That was a big part of why we created Tea Time Together. I wanted art, music, and poetry to have a real place in our homeschool, but I didn’t want them to feel like one more subject I had to plan, prep, and teach.

So we did the planning for you.

Each Tea Time guide gives you beautiful art, poetry, music, thoughtful conversation prompts, and more, all ready to print and enjoy together around the table with a snack!

No elaborate prep. No worksheets. Just a simple way to make more room for beauty, curiosity, and connection in your week.

Comment TEA and I’ll send you a free week to try with your family.

✨ HOMESCHOOL FAMILIES LOVE TEA TIME TOGETHER. ✨Don’t just take our word for it. Swipe through to read a few of the 500+ ...
08/06/2026

✨ HOMESCHOOL FAMILIES LOVE TEA TIME TOGETHER. ✨

Don’t just take our word for it. Swipe through to read a few of the 500+ five-star reviews we’ve received from families around the world. ❤️

Every testimonial reminds us why we do what we do.

We’re so grateful that Tea Time Together has become part of so many family traditions, helping create homes filled with beauty, curiosity, meaningful conversation, and genuine connection.

Knowing we’ve been invited into your weekly rhythm is a privilege we never take for granted.

To every family who has shared your kind words, thank you. Your encouragement means more than you know. ☕

Curious why families rave about it? Download a FREE Week of Tea Time Together and experience it with your own family:
https://teatimetogether.kit.com/7483e89b6e

08/05/2026

If you’re anything like me, this season is full of curriculum websites, comparison charts, weekly schedules, co-op registrations, and all the excitement (and pressure) of planning another homeschool year.

As you make your plans, don’t forget to plan for beauty. Plan for poetry. Great art. Music that stirs the soul. Time to gather around the table. Conversations that give you a window into your children’s hearts.

These moments shape who our children become. They cultivate curiosity, deepen relationships, and become the memories our children carry with them long after they’ve forgotten the details of the school year.

Gathering around the table to share beauty, laughter, and meaningful conversation just might be the most formative thing we do this year.

✨ Great news for homeschool families!Tea Time Together™ is now available through Education Freedom Account (EFA) funding...
08/04/2026

✨ Great news for homeschool families!

Tea Time Together™ is now available through Education Freedom Account (EFA) funding in participating states.

If your family uses EFA, ESA, or ClassWallet funds, you may be able to purchase our beautiful Tea Time Together guides using your educational benefits.

Don’t see your state highlighted? Don’t worry! Many states use different ESA/EFA programs or are added over time. Reach out anyway. We’d be happy to help you determine whether your funds can be used.

Simply search Tea Time Together in ClassWallet, or email us at [email protected] and we’ll gladly walk you through the process.

Here’s to making a rich, beautiful homeschool more accessible to even more families. 💛

07/28/2026

The Story of America: US History through Art, Music & Poetry 🇺🇸

Beautiful stories, remarkable people, meaningful conversations, and a simple rhythm you’ll actually look forward to each week.

Tea Time Together™ U.S. History brings the American story to life through art, poetry, biographies, music, and rich conversation, all in an open-and-go format that helps you stay consistent without burning out.

One beautiful hour.
Every week.
A homeschool rhythm your family will actually look forward to every week.

Browse the U.S. History collection and discover a whole new way to enjoy history.

Comment USHISTORY and I’ll send you the link.

https://teatimetogether.com/products/ushistory

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