Welcome to another week of letters? This post is full of fun and engaging letter G activities, all tested and tried on my 4-year-old. He is so excited about “doing school” with the older kids that his enthusiasm is contagious. When my older children were in preschool I began teaching them the alphabet through this […]
Welcome to J week! This post is full of fun and engaging letter J activities for preschool, all tested and tried on my 4 year old. He is so excited about “doing school” with the older kids that his enthusiasm is contagious. When my older children were in preschool I began teaching them the alphabet […]
Welcome to another fun preschool week! Today we are focusing on preschool activities for the letter B. What words start with B for kids? Butterflies, bats, bees, baskets, boy, bubbles, bugs, boots, brownies, buttons, books. The list is endless! If you have a child in preschool or kindergarten and are looking for some fun preschool […]
Welcome to another week of letters! This post is full of fun and engaging letter F activities for preschoolers, all tested and tried on my 4-year-old. He is so excited about “doing school” with the older kids that his enthusiasm is contagious. When my older children were in preschool I began teaching them the alphabet […]
Welcome to another week of letters ? This post is full of fun and engaging preschool activities for the letter E, all tested and tried on my 4 year old. He is so excited about “doing school” with the other kids that his enthusiasm is contagious. When my older children were in preschool I began […]
Welcome to H week ? This post is full of fun and engaging preschool activities for the letter H, all tested and tried on my 4 year old. He is so excited about “doing school” with the older kids that his enthusiasm is contagious. When my older children were in preschool I began teaching them […]
Welcome to another week of letters ? This post is full of fun and engaging preschool activities for the letter D, all tested and tried on my 4 year old. He is so excited about “doing school” with the older kids that his enthusiasm is contagious. When my older children were in preschool I began […]
Welcome to another week of letters 🙂 This post is full of fun and engaging preschool activities for the letter c, all tested and tried on my 4 year old. He is so excited about “doing school” with the other kids that his enthusiasm is contagious. When my older children were in preschool I began […]
This post on Apologia Anatomy and Physiology was written three years ago after I went through the course with my oldest and you know what? I’m getting ready to do it again with my next two kids. I’m excited about it because I really enjoyed it the first time through. Science experiments? Check! Fun activities? […]
One of the highlights of our summer is raising monarch butterflies. Once the milkweed is knee-high, the kids begin searching for the plump striped caterpillars we’ve all come to love. If you are looking for a fun summer project, keep reading on how to raise a caterpillar. Your whole family will enjoy this! This year […]
Yesterday, my third grader and I read the sweetest poem about a robin and her eggs. I liked it so much that I sought out other spring poems for children. Here is a lovely collection of poems that I enjoyed the most from my search. While I tried to divide spring poems for children into […]
One great thing about homeschooling is the crazy amount of options available to us. We can choose a curriculum for any learning style and family routine (like this variety of homeschool math curriculum), but with all of these choices, we often find ourselves unable to decide which one will be best. The point of this […]
This is the season of fresh snowfall, sledding, building snowmen, and cuddling up with hot chocolate. Why not embrace the season with these winter poems for kids? Poems have a wonderful way of helping us embrace feelings. What one can say simply “I enjoy sledding”, the poets will say “Sing a song of winter, sing […]
Disclaimer: I received a FREE copy of this product through the HOMESCHOOL REVIEW CREW in exchange for my honest review. I was not required to write a positive review nor was I compensated in any other way. I had never heard of Drive Thru History Adventures before and I am so excited that we gave […]
In today’s world of gaming, websites, and online shopping, there are few of us that can escape technology. Today, I want to discuss online coding for kids and share the benefits. As parents, our struggle to help our kids get outside, find interests away from technology and teach them to be responsible in a world […]
