Are you contemplating doing preschool at home? Or wondering what your preschooler can or should be learning at this age? Today I’m going to give you a very practical list of things your preschooler can learn at home. I’ve done preschool at home with all three of my kids. Each time has been a little…
Do you have any fun Christmas activities planned for your preschoolers? Today I’m going to share our printable Christmas prewriting book we will be using this month. I love having something I can grab that I know my youngest will enjoy. This Christmas prewriting book is definitely one of those resources. With space to draw,…
One of the great things about being an educator is the ability to present good, true, and beautiful content for our children to learn from. Today we are going to look at the type of book that accomplishes this goal: a living book.
Loop scheduling can be a fantastic scheduling tool for homeschool families. Not only does it allow you to cover substantial material but also gives you a workable plan that doesn’t leave you stressed. What is Loop Scheduling? Loop scheduling is basically rotating through a list of subjects in order to cover the selected material. …
Have you ever wondered what your homeschool style is? Or what the differences between homeschool styles are to begin with? If so, stick around because we are going to do a quick overview of each homeschool style. And when we are done, hopefully you will have better understanding of ways you can do schooling at…
Between art supplies, curriculum for multiple children, science resources, and books, homeschool can be an all out explosion, taking over an entire house. Today I’m sharing some homeschool organization ideas for small spaces that I think you will find helpful. We are currently a small-space, homeschool family and it works out great. We use our…
Are you looking for ways to make spelling fun? Today I’m going to give you a list of 50 sensory spelling activities for your kids to try! Spelling doesn’t have to be boring. Instead of teaching it as a chore we need to think about spelling as allowing our kids to create a relationship with…
Our kids are always helping in the kitchen. As of late, their aprons have been in desperate need of replacing. Today I’m sharing these easy kitchen towel aprons I made for them.
Our family is a couple weeks out from officially starting school back up, but I’m am getting some of our resources together. Today I will be sharing the first day of school signs we will be using.
Here is the first book of my Prewriting Series for Preschoolers. It focuses on introducing the pencil, as well as, simple strokes, and basic lines.
