Younger students can join in the Summer Reading fun with this FREE printable Summer Reading Pack. This set includes a READ to 100 chart for students to color in each time they read a book. This is a super fun visual way to track progress over the Summer. Four colorful bookmarks encourage...
Have you ever wanted to join a Summer Reading Program for homeschoolers? There are many available options if you know where to look. Here is a helpful list of resources you can use to encourage your homeschool children to stay busy reading over the Summer: Local Library Local Bookstores (Barnes...
Recently, I designed a Summer Reading and a Summer Writing Challenge for my younger kiddos, but my older children were feeling a bit left out. So today I whipped up a simple Summer Reading Challenge for Middle School grades. Because their book sizes are so varied, I thought it might...
Summer is around the corner and you might be looking for something simple for children to do over the break! This is a special READ to 100 Challenge you can use, simply print the page and hang in the classroom for children to color in as they read. Once they...
One of my children is excellent at reading, but his writing could stand some extra practice! I designed this activity pack to provide him with a fun Summer challenge; Write 100 Sentences over Summer Break! 100 Sentences 4 Summer Challenge This pack includes: How to Write a Sentence Chart Vocabulary Words (Verbs,...
DIY Math Tools for Homeschool These tools can be used in your Homeschool or Classroom setting as an alternative to purchasing premade educational materials. Not only will you save money, but you'll be able to customize your classroom to fit the needs of your children! Base 10 Bean Sticks Math Facts Learning Folder DIY Number Bean Bags Making Math...
As a kid I loved Art. It was my favorite subject. Besides Recess and P.E. of course. Art is something I try to include in my homeschool curriculum every year, but it always seems to take the back seat when life gets busy. (If you follow my blog you may notice that I post...
It's mid-April and you homeschool mom's know what that means: Curriculum planning! I know you are probably knee deep in your Springtime lessons; busy hatching butterflies, pressing wildflowers and dissecting frogs....but I also know you're silently thinking and planning about what curriculum you will use next year! Maybe you're looking for a fun but...
