A tinker kit is an excellent concept that allows children to explore, be creative, learn through trial and error, and discover their talents. And to create the perfect space filled with opportunities to learn and play, introducing tinker kits is one of the best options. To make your own tinker kit for free, start with…
Teaching addition and subtraction to preschoolers can be quite a task. But what if I told you it can be fun, exciting, and easy at the same time? Preschoolers can be taught addition and subtraction using countable manipulative objects. Choose activities that include adding and taking away objects to and from a chosen set of…
Most likely you’ve heard of the Who Was, What Was series, if you have children. Who Was Steve Irwin, Who Was Anne Frank? What is Climate Change? are some examples from the series. My son is a zoology fanatic so one of his favorite book from the series is Who Was Steve Irwin? So I…
No matter how old you are, chances are you’ve gone through different challenges throughout your life. Some issues are still hard to navigate even for us adults. Children go through so many emotions daily. How difficult would it be for them to make sense of their emotional battles? Thankful we have God’s undeniable truth and…
Last year, I wrote a post about Bible verses to use while shepherding your child through various life issues, which has been a blessing to many. I had no intention to ever write a faith-related post on the blog. But it was laid on my heart very heavily and I thought of sharing it with…
Learning to use the correct punctuation is an essential skill for students. Last week, my son was having trouble with using commas appropriately. He was getting confused with the correct placement. His workbook page was filled with too many rules and it was hitting him all at once. So I had to stop and think…
Homeschooling moms wear a lot of hats. It’s no secret that our plates are overfull and we have a lot of tasks to accomplish each day. So the need to be an organized homeschool mom is that much more important. Homeschool moms are at “work” throughout the day. The entire day is devoted to schooling,…
Today, I’m sharing Martin Luther King Day learning activities for Elementary aged students. January 15, is a day that’s dedicated to honoring Martin Luther King, Jr. He stood for equality, justice, and humanity. We studied about the fabulous civil rights leader through books and videos. Then, we compiled four great learning activities on Martin Luther…
You might have a goal of decluttering and organizing your pantry or closets in the new year. Have you thought about organizing your children’s books at home? Do you have a bounty of kid books lying all around the house? Or maybe you have it neatly put on a shelf but you can’t find what…
This free preschool Printable Calendar is just awesome! This is the ideal Preschool printable calendar for learning on the go, small spaces, teachers to use in centers, individualized instruction, to supplement at home and homeschool. Best of all, the calendar and all the parts fit into a file folder, making this super versatile and interactive….
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