The demands on moms today, especially homeschool moms, are overwhelming. The truth is, most of those demands we create for ourselves. Do you find yourself say, "I'm so busy!" or even, "I'm way too busy." I understand. Here are five tips to find homeschool balance and why super mom is not...
Do your kids hide when you mention household chores? Do you hide when you have your own unfinished household chores waiting to be done? It's easy to get overwhelmed when you have so many things on your plate. And it's even easier to let chores slide when there are seemingly...
I know you are likely winding down from your 2017 homeschool year, and I am right there with you! We are counting down the days till summer vacation over here, and it can't come quick enough! With the wrapping up of another successful homeschool year, it's the perfect opportunity to reflect...
Do you have a student that is learning to read? Finding the best reading resources online can be hard. While I love Pinterest and the ability to search out FREE products, sometimes it's helpful just to pick up a small pack of worksheets to target a specific skill. That is one...
Yesterday we shared a list of 100 Fun-Filled Homeschool Field Trips you don't want to miss! Today, we are sharing a simple, editable planning template you can use to create a guide for your local homeschool group. Let's face it...keeping your children busy learning can be a difficult task. This guide will...
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. Â This is a super fun visual way to track progress over the Summer. Four colorful bookmarks encourage...
If you have a young child entering a new school year, this is a great opportunity for them to share about all their favorites and what makes them unique.  Today I’ve designed two different keepsake worksheets (one for a boy and one for a girl) for children to color and...
Well, I've done it again. I've waited until the last two weeks before really coming up with a solid Homeschool Plan. Sure I've been collecting various eBooks and curriculum resources over the Summer, but it's been more like a Homeschool Curriculum feeding frenzy instead of an organized and thoughful process. It's time to...
It's ready! I've been working on this curriculum ALL Summer..... This is MONTHS of hard work poured into 650+ pages of Letter of the Week activities. Our Alphabet Curriculum Notebook gives you an instant Letter of the Week Binder and is designed for Preschool and K4 students. It's massive, but it's designed to be low prep, low ink...
With the first day of school upon us, it's a great time to work on counting to 100! I've just created this super adorable set of counting cards and charts for working on key counting skills. This set includes counting cards to 100 by 1's, 5's, 10's, and 25's as well as...
Over the years we've had the opportunity to try out MANY different arts and crafts supplies. Often we've been surprised that an off brand has a better quality product then some of the more popular, well known brands.And with other products we're happy to make the investmentfor a quality product...
With the release of our latest eBook, I thought it might be helpful to post a round up of some of our most popular Homeschool Science Printables and resources! Free Science Printables & Resources: Free Scientific Method Printables Free Periodic Table of Elements Chart Free Anatomy Crafts Free Science Clipart & Worksheets (Anatomy, Botany, Zoology, Astronomy, &...
If you've been following me on facebook you know I've been working on this project for past couple of weeks. It's taken HOURS upon HOURS but I'm finally ready to share this printable with you! I created this Periodic Table Chart because I wanted something colorful and EASY to read after...
Learning about our solar system can be great fun! One of our favorite Summer activities is Meteor watching during the Perseid showers in August. We stay up late into the wee hours watching as amazing streaks of color flash across the sky. It's considered one of our yearly Family traditions and it's a fantastic...
This Taj Mahal art project is a great way to introduce children to ink transfer using bleeding tissue paper. Â This technique is not only fun, but the result is a stunning color combination as the inks blend together. Students as young as preschool age can make stunning recreations with just...
Do you have a geology planned for your homeschool classroom. Or maybe you have a Dinosaur Theme Preschool Birthday Party to plan for? Either one would be a wonderful opportunity to try our DIY Fossils Project with your chidlren. Making your own fossils is great fun, and really...
These little yarn nests make a great craft for Spring. Build your nest a day ahead of time for the glue to dry. And have scrambled eggs for breakfast so you don't waste the food! Inspiration for this craft came from No Time for Flashcards a wonderful resource for children's crafts and...
For children who want to explore more then just Van Gogh's Starry Night, you might introduce them to The Potato Eaters. This is such a great painting to study, not only in context, but in color, and movement as well. We used the book, "What Makes a Van Gogh" for...
There are so many amazing Fall Leaf Art Projects online that it's hard to go wrong! We've done quite a few over the years with great success, but this year I think we've hit gold with our Watercolor Fall Leaf Art Project for Kids! UPDATE: IF you want to...
It's October and pumpkins are everywhere. What a perfect opportunity to get creative with your little ones and tie in a little devotional as well. Quite a few years ago I created this Pumpkin Prayer Minibook, and it's become one of our most popular resources on Christian Preschool Printables. Today I thought I'd...
