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…
Trying to come up with some q words for kids? Let’s quench your curiosity and quickly give you some quality ideas. Grab a quesadilla, find some quiet, and let’s get started exploring this quintessential letter of the alphabet. Note: this post has a little something for preschool, kindergarten, all the way through elementary, and if…
How can you tell bees and wasps apart? Are flies friendly? Learning the bug basics is a natural part of childhood is a fun topic for any homeschool or classroom. Today I’m sharing a new Interesting Insect Unit Study that I just posted in my Etsy Store. This unit is designed for Prek through 2nd…
Our glorious week of snow has melted and we are working on to finding new ways of getting outdoors and enjoying what nature has to offer. The colors in our area are fairly muted right now except for the occasional red or white berries and of course, our awesome evergreens. Regardless, we were able to…
Today I am sharing this super-simple, size and color match, traffic light craft you can do with your littles. You can do it as a stand alone craft or add it to your transportation unit like we are. Size and Color Matching for Preschoolers This is a wonderfully simple craft for preschoolers. It’s not overcomplicated…
Are you wondering if homeschool preschool is right for your family. Let me give you a few things to think about and also show you one of our favorite resources: the Preschool Daily Skill Builder.
I first made the Preschool Learning Folder for my son almost two years ago. It was a ton of work, but I loved the whole process. Not only that, it became a staple preschool resource in our home.
We have a local farm that opens its doors up to the public. It is the perfect place to go with our kids, because there are lots of animals and much to do.
Kids are so fascinated with bugs. There’s a natural curiosity to know what they do, how they live, and answer the question, “Will they hurt me?”
When we first started homeschool, we decided we would try to learn the names of the birds that frequent our backyard.