Popcorn strings and dried orange garland have made a come-back this year. We decided to jump on the ban wagon and make a scented dried orange garland. Read More
DIY Scented Dried Orange Garland
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Printable Christmas Prewriting Book
The Christmas season has officially arrived. Here is our printable, Christmas prewriting book we will be using this month. Read More
Printable US Presidents Print Copywork
Copywork is one of my favorite tools in homeschooling. Today, I’m sharing the US Presidents Print Copywork Pack that I have created for my kids to work through.
Fall Prewriting Activities
I created this fall prewriting notebook that goes right along with some of the themes we will be covering over the next couple of months. Apples, pumpkins, shapes, and even letter recognition.
Printable Autumn Busy Book
Time to switch out the Summer Busy Book for the Autumn Busy book! More patterns, counting, numbers, spatial reasoning, and building of fine motor skills.
Updated Preschool Learning Folder
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. Read More
Cursive Handwriting Practice
Cursive handwriting. It’s considered antiquated and is even being taken out of the public school’s instruction. Is there merit in teaching this skill to our kids?
Printable Spanish Alphabet Cards and Charts- (Targetas del alfabeto)
We are introducing Spanish to our kids this year in our home school. In addition to our Interactive Spanish Learning Folder, we are using these Spanish Alphabet Cards to create a foundation for the basics. Read More
Free Charlotte Mason Homeschool Planner
***NOTE: This planner has been updated for the 2020-2021 school year!
We are on the countdown before our home school starts, so I’ve been doing my best to get books ordered and get organized. Read More
Printable Play Dough Mats
Easter was pretty amazing. It was the first Easter in two years that no one was sick in our family. We spent the morning at church, did an egg hunt with the kids, then feasted around the table while a sweet breeze drifted through the open door. Read More