15 Creative Ways to Keep a Homeschool Reading Log
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15 Creative Ways to Keep a Homeschool Reading Log

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…

An Introduction to Letter Writing for Kids
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An Introduction to Letter Writing for Kids

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…

Daily Kindergarten Homeschool Schedule
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Daily Kindergarten Homeschool Schedule

Do you have a kindergartener this year? Let’s talk about coming up with a workable Kindergarten homeschool schedule that works for your family. I have a kindergarten this year, and I’m going to give you a sneak peak into what we do and how it works for us. Keep in mind, I have older children…

200+ Homeschool Field Trip Ideas
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200+ Homeschool Field Trip Ideas

One of the joys of homeschool is the ability to do so much experience-based learning. Today I’m sharing 200+ field trip ideas to get your kids out of the house and learning new and exciting things. Sometimes it can be a little overwhelming to figure out where to start. But, my recommendation is just to…

Q Words for Kids
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Q Words for Kids

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…