This free printable Thanksgiving Placemat is perfect for your children this holiday. Featuring adorable animals and fall decorations this printable placemat reads, "Give Thanks," and includes the bible verse, "O give thanks unto the Lord; for his is good. His mercy endureth for ever." This is a special sample freebie taken...
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...
Do you ever wish someone would just plan out your entire homeschool year for you....then maybe bundle it all up and email it to your inbox on Monday morning? Yeah....me too. Well, I don't have an entire YEAR of curriculum to send you, but I do have something that will make your homeschool planning super easy...
With the release of our newest product, "Shape of the Week," we've been busy learning all about shapes. This new set is geared towards Tots and Preschoolers and includes lots of hands-on fun! Best of all it's FREE and the shapes coordinate perfectly with our Shape of the Week...
It's August and that means Homeschool Planning! Over the years I've created a variety of Free Homeschool Planners, Goal Tracking Worksheets, and Curriculum Guides so I thought I'd share them here easily in one post! Free Homeschool Calendar/Plans/Goals Worksheets Free Independent Weekly Student Planner Free Homeschool Budget Tracker (5 Simple Ways to Stick to...
It's Valentine's Day Week! I hope you already have a ton of fun hands on activities planned for your children, but here is one more you can add to your teacher toolbox. Love Match Math Game is a a free file folder game you can use for learning number bonds. Children find the...
We had such a huge response to our Christmas Activity Pack last year, that I thought it would be a good idea to put together a similar resource for Easter! I know many of you are already planning your Easter lessons, so I wanted to get this out in January to...
If you are looking for some hands on fun this Christmas, try out these adorable Nativity Finger Puppets! I've created these puppets to be just the right size for your preschool classroom, simply print on carstock, Laminate and then punch out the finger holes. (Do be careful to keep the edges...
I know so many of you are teaching your Autumn themes right now so these apple printables should fit in nicely with your units. I made two different versions of these printables, one is black and white, and the other features each respective part colored in. There are many ways to use...
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...
Today I've spent some time updating our Free Daily Writing Journals for Kids! These are simple DIY journals that you can make with any standard children's notebook. You could even adapt these to use within a binder instead. I designed these to be super simple and require minimal resources so you can really...
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...
Today I have a fantastic expansion set to add to our Mini Office Printables! Our Mini office has been an amazing resource for my son's Preschool and Kindergarten years, and I wanted to make sure I added in a few First Grade items for his upcoming year. I decided to offer this as...
Who doesn't love to sort the recycling? Okay....let me rephrase that. Children LOVE to sort things! This is a fantastic game for children who love to sort. And Win. Because this game can be played with up to 3 players (if you want more players just print more gameboards and cards). Best of all this game...
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...
I don't know what it is about the number 100 but my boys are constantly trying to get there. They want to do 100 jumps on the trampoline, build a tower 100 blocks high, and I'm convinced they try to ask me "WHY?" at least 100 times a day. In our house,...
My kindergartner has been making so much progress with his reading! We've worked our way through many word families and it's time to start getting serious about sight words. I decided to make him a simple game he can play to slowly build up his sight word reading skills in...
The Legend of the Candy Cane is such an amazing resource book around Christmas! I love books and tangible objects that can point children to God and serve as a reminder of his everlasting love for them. If you haven't yet picked up a copy of this popular book, I...
Another fun way to make Japanese Paper Fans! You can use our premade fans to color or paint abeautiful picture....or use our printable fantemplate and let children design their own! This is a fantastic group activity as each project turns out wonderfully unique. Materials: Printable Fan Template Jumbo Popsicle Sticks or Wooden Fan...
