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…
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…
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…
What do you call a baby cow? And what is that red thing on top of the rooster’s head? What do pigs eat? Kids are curious about these animals they see while passing fields or on a visit to a farm. Today I’m sharing a new Farm Animal Unit Study that I just posted in…
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…
Want to teach your kids how to name flowers or to identify parts? Or learn them for yourself? The rose is great place to start. Today I’m sharing a simple, mini unit pack about roses that I just listed in my Etsy Store. It is designed for preschool through 3rd grade and it teaches kids all…
What does winter mean? What is spring? How can we teach our kids to differentiate? Today I’m sharing a simple, seasons mini unit that I just listed in my Etsy Store. It is designed for preschool through 2nd grade and gives kids that extra help they need in understanding and differentiating the four seasons. Not…
As we settle into the winter season, snow covers the ground and the temperatures drop. Where do the animals go? What are they doing? Today I’m sharing our new Winter Animals Nature Unit Study that I just posted in my Etsy Store. This unit is designed for Prek through 2nd grade but could easily be…
Are you beginning to plan some upcoming, wintery-fun for your preschooler or kindergartener? If so, here are a few great, winter actvitiy ideas to get you started! Goals for winter activities Before we begin, lets decide what our goals are for planning these activities. Here are a few of my educational objectives: Identify seasonal characteristics…
One of the best and most simple ways to teach the four seasons is to have kids observe the deciduous trees as they change throughout the year. Today I’m sharing our four seasons tree craft and writing activity. First, go outside But before we get started, go outside. Whatever season you are in, have your…