Today I’m sharing a printable Bible study for kids that provides a simple, flexible way to help children read Scripture, understand Bible stories, answer questions, practice memory verses, get creative, and connect what they learn to everyday life. These illustrated Bible study guides, which I’ve added to my Etsy Store, add a creative element with colorful activities and…
Our kids’ minds feed on ideas. Through books that take them to other worlds or the discoveries they make in nature, their minds are constantly creating connections while building the foundation of their personal knowledge. But children need more than good things to learn. They need time for their minds to make those things their own: quiet moments of contemplation. John…
Today we are going to learn how to make an Eric Carle-inspired art collage. Have you ever read one of his books, like The Very Hungry Caterpillar, and been curious about how he made his iconic illustrations? I know I have. His illustrations look so simple, yet textured and so very interesting. We did this collage…
This year, one of my main science goals for my youngest is learning all about animals and animal classification. Instead of trying to cram everything into a single unit study or buy another curriculum, I wanted to find a way to make it part of our everyday homeschool routine. A little bit each day feels…
As parents, we are always looking for ways to make reading and learning fun and engaging (I know I am). With that being said, I had to share these printable library card bookmarks that we are getting hooked on. Basically, they are a vintage-style reading tracker that also functions as a unique bookmark. Yes, I’m…
Today I’m sharing some awesome writing prompts for 3rd grade! These are great to have on hand to help your kids grow a little in their writing skills each day. I plan on using this list for our laid-back, summer, homeschool schedule. Along with daily summer reading, simple math exercises, a fun writing prompt, and…
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…
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. Benefits of Using the Preschool Learning Folder Other than the fact that it’s fun and colorful,…
