Christmas is just around the corner, and I’m having fun working on Christmas printables. Today, I’m back with another fun nativity printable pack for your preschoolers and kindergarteners. This one is focused on beginner math. Your little ones will enjoy activities that focus on number recognition, counting, graphing, and more! Nativity Printable Math Pack This pack is fifteen pages long. If…
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I know it’s not even Thanksgiving yet, but I sure do love Christmas! I love everything about the holiday season – the music, the festivities, and focusing on my Lord! So, adding Christmas printables to our homeschool lessons has always been something I look forward to each year. Now that Emma is older and has outgrown this type of printable, I…
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Have you had a chance to check out the latest post in my Homeschool Through the Year series? If so, you may have noticed in my October post that October 6 is Mad Hatter Day. Now, I don’t really need any special day to appreciate anything related to Alice in Wonderland. I love both the story and the movie. Although…
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At the start of last school year, I created a fun animal-themed printable pack featuring an animal for each letter of the alphabet. That pack contains handwriting practice pages and coloring pages for your younger students. It is, by far, one of my most downloaded printable packs! Because that pack was so popular, I decided to build on it so that you can…
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Are you ready for another month of learning fun? I’m having so much fun with this homeschool through the year series! I hope you are, too. Many of you have left comments telling me how much you enjoy learning about these silly holidays and ways you can incorporate them into your homeschool. Today, I’ve pulled together a list of things you can celebrate in…
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Welcome friend! Are you ready to kick off a new homeschool year? I am! In the midst of my own homeschool lesson planning, I’m creating fun new skill-based printables for you! I will still be producing themed printables, but I am having so much fun creating skill-based packs that target skills in various subjects. These are great for teaching the…
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For years, I wished for a good microscope to use in our homeschool. I dreamed of having one on a table in our school room always ready to explore. We would gather things to observe as we went about our day – leaves, lint, hair, insects, etc. The reality for us, though, was that a microscope was way out of…
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With summer here, many people are exploring the great outdoors. Whether you’re exploring the neighborhood creek or camping in the woods, now is a great time of year to explore animal tracks. Kids will love finding animal tracks and trying to figure out what kind of animal made them. As you explore, you can talk about different animals and their habitats….
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From hungry caterpillars and busy spiders to quiet crickets and grouchy ladybugs, Eric Carle’s vibrant artwork draws kids into his books from cover to cover. His books are ones I bought for my kids when they were little and have packed away for future grandkids. They are timeless classics for kids of all ages. Eric Carle has his own blog. You can…
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Add a little fun to your wintertime homeschool lessons with this free Arctic Friends activity pack. Arctic animals are fun to study, because they’re so cute. Waddly little penguins. Narwhals with their unicorn horns. Big, furry polar bears. Fun stuff! Free Arctic Animals Activity Pack This winter, your kids will enjoy completing these Arctic Animals activities! Inside this free printable, you’ll find…
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