One essential aspect of preschool is developing the fine motor skills needed for handwriting. While sometimes this looks like a paper and a pencil, sometimes it’s simply giving them the tools to play constructively.
When it comes to science, the study of nature is an amazing place to start. Today, I’m sharing a list of some of our favorite books on the topic of nature study. Read More
With summer around the corner, I wanted to put together a set of these numbers 1-20 play dough mats that included flip-flops and beach balls. Because, this is one of our favorite grab-and-go activities. Read More
Here is a Printable Summer Reading Challenge pack. It includes everything you need to motivate and engage kids to have a summer full of fun and reading.
Copywork is one of my favorite tools in homeschooling. Today, I’m sharing the US Presidents Print Copywork Pack that I have created for my kids to work through.
Ice cream in a bag has been our favorite science experiment recently. In fact, we’ve repeated it three times. (Just to make sure we got it right.) 😉
There are some awesome and thrifty ways to teach the alphabet to kids. Read More
I’ve got another free teacher planner for you! This one is more of a relaxed, check-it-off-and-we-are-done type layout. Simple and designed for a mom who is now homeschooling three kids and is trying to figure out how to keep it all organized. 😉
These dot and dab activities are another fun, colorful way to teach the alphabet. Using bingo dabbers, kids can easily learn to recognize their letters.
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Play dough mats are the perfect grab-and-go activity. Â They are also a great multi-sensory tool for teaching because they engage the hands, as well as, the mind. Read More
