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How do you keep kids learning over the summer without tying them to the table with a pack of workshieets or a copy of Homer? Nicole chatted with Kathy Ceceri -- who writes about homeschooling on the All About Homeschooling Facebook page and her site Crafts for Learning -- about fun ways to keep kids' minds active and expanding, including robotics, outdoor science experiments, life skills, online coding courses, Maker Camp, and maybe just lying about school being out for the summer. For more ideas, read Kathy's article on Summer Enrichment for Homeschoolers. (If you're reading this somewhere without hyperlinks, go to http://parentingroundabout.com for the full recap experience.)