States and Capitals Print and Cursive Copywork Homeschool, Thrifty Educational Resources Mar 18, 2019 0 Comments I have been procrastinating on teaching the fifty states and their capitals. It’s a lot of information, and I want it be memorable rather than a memory exercise.
Continue Reading Kindergarten Daily Skill Builder Notebook I’m super excited to have this new resource completed and ready for use: A Kindergarten Daily Skill-Builder Notebook! This is something I’ll…
Continue Reading Picture Books About Bugs Kids are so fascinated with bugs. There’s a natural curiosity to know what they do, how they live, and answer the question,…
Continue Reading Picture Books about Birds When we first started homeschool, we decided we would try to learn the names of the birds that frequent our backyard. We picked…
Continue Reading Cursive Handwriting Practice Cursive handwriting. It’s considered antiquated and is even being taken out of the public school’s instruction. Is there merit in teaching this…
Continue Reading Picture Books about Gardening My kids love books about nature and gardening. Who am I kidding, so do I. Once January is past, spring fever hits…
Continue Reading Spring Themed Prewriting and Shape Activities Our winters are so mild here in Oregon, it’s already starting to feel like Spring. I love it. Mr. Coppertop mowed the lawn…
Continue Reading Picture Books about Groundhog Day Groundhog Day is completely based on weather lore. Nonetheless, it can be used as a catalyst for learning about weather, predictions, as…
Continue Reading Picture Books About Kindness With Valentine’s Day right around the corner, we decided to look around for books with the theme of kindness. It wasn’t hard. In…
Continue Reading Picture Books about Colors Here is a book list for the littles who are learning their colors. (Or for the adults who just put Christmas away…
