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Let’s explore all the excellent E words for kids! With every exceptional word, you are sure to enthusiastically enjoy yourself. Did you enjoy that? The letter E comes with lots of great E words and is a really fun letter to learn along with your students. Today, I’ve got E words for preschool, kindergarten, beginning…
If you are looking for some v words for kids, you’ve come to the right place! Because we are going to dive into a ton of options for you to use with your preschoolers all the way up to your elementary aged kids. But before we get started, let’s go over the sound that v…
Trying to find some y words for kids? Well, yippee! Hopefully, this post will yield a lot of y words for your youthful youngsters! Y is the next to last letter in the alphabet and can be challenging for kids to grasp. Not only does writing this letter take time to learn, the letter itself…
Are you wondering how you can keep track of all the books you read in your homeschool? Let’s talk about some creative ways to keep a homeschool reading log that works for your family. We read a lot in our homeschool! I’ve struggled to keep track of what we’ve read all together, not to mention…
Trying to find some x words for kids? If so, I’ve got some practice word choices and activities that you can use to help your kids become more acquainted with this letter. Out of the twenty-six letters in the alphabet, X is a tricky letter to teach because it doesn’t offer us a ton of…
Have you ever struggled to find a way to teach an abstract concept to your kids? Object lessons for kids can be a great way to help them understand. Object lessons can be a great, hands-on approach for teaching history, studying nature, building character, learning the Bible, and so much more. What is an object…
Looking for things to do with your kids this summer? Today I’m sharing list of 200 screen free summer activities that you can reference to keep your kids busy playing, learning, and having fun all season long. I love summer time. Being a homeschool mom, I find that I need the break just as much…
Are you thinking about introducing letter writing to your kids? Let me encourage you to take some time and incorporate it into your studies. Being able to communicate in written form is something your kids will be able to use their entire lives. The misconception that letter writing is for handwritten snail mail only, is…
Wanting a few creative ideas for teaching the stories of Genesis? Today I’m sharing five fun Adam and Eve craft ideas you can do with your kids at home or with your classes at church. I’ve got young kids at home and I also have an awesome group of Kindergartners that I get to teach…
Have any big plans for Mother’s Day this year? Today I’m sharing a sweet Mother’s Day Questionnaire printable that you can use with your little ones that is sure to bring a smile to mom’s face. We’ve done these questionnaires with our kids for years, and they never disappoint. Seeing how my kids perceive me…