I hope your learners will have some fun with these Dr. Seuss Making 10 Hats! Find more Activities to Celebrate Dr. Seuss’ Birthday. *Scroll down towards the BOTTOM of this post and click on the teal download button to grab… Read More »Dr. Seuss Making 10 Hats thisreadingmama This Reading Mama
Understanding emotions is an important part of growing up, but sometimes children struggle to express how they feel. Having a simple and fun way to talk about emotions can make all the difference. Using familiar and friendly images can help… Read More »Snowman Positive and Negative Emotions Worksheet Sarah McCubbin Free Homeschool Deals ©
Teaching children what kindness looks like in action helps them develop compassion, empathy, and an awareness of how their actions impact others. photo credit: The Art Kit Blog A hands-on activity that allows kids to explore these ideas creatively makes… Read More »Kindness Coloring Paper Hanger Craft Activity Sarah McCubbin Free Homeschool Deals ©
Long car rides can be a challenge for kids, but turning them into an adventure makes the journey more enjoyable for everyone. Instead of hearing, “Are we there yet?” every few minutes, keeping little ones occupied with a fun and… Read More »Road Trip Scavenger Hunt Activity Sheet Sarah McCubbin Free Homeschool Deals ©
This design an Easter egg activity is a simple and creative way to help your kids enjoy a hands-on holiday project. It’s perfect for children to have fun while practicing fine motor skills. And they’ll be making Easter eggs that… Read More »Design An Easter Egg Activity For Frugal & Easy Holiday Fun Amy Milcic Rock Your Homeschool
Scavenger hunts are so much fun! We already had a fall scavenger hunt unit and winter scavenger hunt unit! Now we’re ready for a spring scavenger hunt unit! It has many activities and resources that can be used for any spring… Read More »Free Spring Scavenger Hunt Printables and Montessori-Inspired Activities Deb Chitwood Living Montessori Now
The winter months can feel especially long and dreary come February, which is just one reason I am especially grateful for our lovely, feathered winter friends. If you’re looking to keep nature study going during the winter months, birds are… Read More »Studying Birds in Winter + a FREE Birdwatching Log Natalie Blog
Sarah’s homeschool day in the life ~ Written by Sarah Mackenzie of Read-Aloud Revival A note from Jamie: Did all of you out there homeschooling littles think I forgot about you? Never! Even though many of our contributing writers currently… Read More »Sarah’s homeschool day in the life (w/ twin toddlers & a 3-, 10-, 12-, & 14-year old) Sarah Mackenzie Simple Homeschool
Post written and sponsored by LevelUp Reader. Explicit Vocabulary Instruction in a Structured Literacy Approach We, as educators, all know vocabulary instruction is important. If feels silly to even suggest such an obvious thing. Of course, understanding the meaning of… Read More »Explicit Vocabulary Instruction Guest Author Homeschool .com
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