Looking for some z words for kids? You’ve come to the right place! Today I’ve got a whole list of z words for preschool through elementary to get you started. Z is the last letter in the English alphabet. Sometimes the letter can get overlooked in teaching, but it really is a great letter with…
Looking for some g words for kids? Today, I’ve got a generous load of great options to get you going! If you’re like me, then sometimes you struggle to brainstorm a good word list that will really help your kids get aquatinted with a particular letter. Today’s particular letter is G and I’m going to…
This fall we will be doing an Oregon State Unit study. Today I’m sharing this Oregon state copywork pack that we have to go along with this unit. Oregon Unit Study This year we’ve decided to plan our own history units. Our first one this year, it to study our state (Oregon). The landscape, animals,…
Looking for some ways to celebrate back-to-school week for homeschoolers? Lets talk about that first week back and ways we can make it more fun. What should I do the first week of homeschool? If your overall goal for your kids is to not only learn, but to love learning. Then make the first week…
With the kids outside for the summer we’ve got handpicked flowers coming indoors just about everyday. We decided to dry and press some. Today I’m sharing what we’ve learned and give you our quick guide on how to press flowers into a book.
Another great way we can foster faith in our kids is to get them outside and observing God’s beautiful world. It doesn’t have to be complicated, today I’m sharing ten easy activities that teach kids about God through nature. What Does Nature Teach us About God? From the intricate pedals of a flower to…
Geology is such a fun topic to tackle. Yet it can be challenging to break to down the information into bite-sized pieces for young kids to grasp and enjoy. Here are a few things we’ve done this year to make our geology unit fun for our kids.
Today I’m sharing one of my favorite aspects of a Charlotte Mason education: Copywork. This understated and simple, learning tool packs quite a punch when it comes to what it is capable of accomplishing for a child’s education.