I've been asked before about the structure of my homeschool lesson plans. New homeschool moms want to know how structured they should be. The answer to that question is... They need to be as structured as you need them to be to have a successful homeschool day. How's that for a magic equation? ... Read More about Homeschool Lesson Plans: Structure or Flexiblity?
Poetry for Kids
It's important to introduce children to poetry at a young age. Plant seeds while they're young that may mature into a love for poetry as they get older. Begin with nursery rhymes, and then move along to poetry from books like the ones showcased below. Emma and I have enjoyed ... Read More about Poetry for Kids
Penguin Books and a Link-Up
Yesterday, I posted a great round-up of penguin-themed activities. If you missed it, be sure to check it out. I shared links to over 40 printables, activities, crafts, games, and more. Today, I'm sharing a big list of penguin books that you can read along with the activities you ... Read More about Penguin Books and a Link-Up
Penguin Activities and Crafts
Emma and I love penguins. We look forward to visiting their habitat every time we visit the zoo or the aquarium. We are hoping to actually go behind the scenes in the penguin habitat next time we visit our local aquarium. Now that winter has arrived, it's the perfect time to study penguins ... Read More about Penguin Activities and Crafts
Three Little Kittens Printable and Unit
Little ones love listening to familiar stories. Nursery rhymes are usually a hit with the younger crowd. Mine always loved hearing The Three Little Kittens when they were little. It's a great nursery rhyme to read in the winter, because there are so many fun ways to use mittens as learning ... Read More about Three Little Kittens Printable and Unit
25 Fun Ways to Enjoy Playing in the Snow
We got our first snow of the new year last week. Emma took advantage of her brother being home from school, and she spent the majority of the day outside. She shoveled the deck for the dogs. Then, she took the dogs to a nearby field to romp in the snow. She and her bestie spent a couple of hours ... Read More about 25 Fun Ways to Enjoy Playing in the Snow
FREE 4th of July Printable Pack for PreK-2
Celebrate the 4th of July with your little learners! This free 25-page printable is perfect for doing just that. If you're looking for more patriotic fun, check out the hands-on activities, treats, and books I've rounded up for you, as well! 4th of July Printable Pack In this brand new 25-page ... Read More about FREE 4th of July Printable Pack for PreK-2
Father’s Day Writing Prompts for Kids
Father's Day is June 18. Take this opportunity to let your little ones tell Daddy exactly what they think of him and why they love him so much. Father's Day Writing Prompts This free pack of Father's Day writing prompts includes ten unique prompts. I've included two different styles of writing ... Read More about Father’s Day Writing Prompts for Kids
Personal Planner for Teens: June Edition
Help your teens stay organized this summer! In the summer, our schedules tend to get very busy with summer ballet intensives, sleepovers, trips to the waterpark, and wrapping up our homeschool year. So, my teen likes to keep a calendar so she can see what she has on her agenda for the upcoming ... Read More about Personal Planner for Teens: June Edition
Personal Planner for Teens: May Edition
Emma informed me this morning that of all the planners she's tried over the past year, mine is her favorite! Of course, she earned some brownie points with that statement! It was completely unprovoked, though. She was asking when I'd get the May planner finished because she was ready to start ... Read More about Personal Planner for Teens: May Edition
