Do your kids like to play with slime? Mine do. We’ve been making slime and DIY playdough with our kids for years and there are a ton of slime recipes for kids available online these days. A lot of them, though, are the same basic recipe with just a few changes. So I thought it wouldKeep Reading…
Homeschool Unit Studies: Penguins Unit Study
We’re sharing a brand new edition of our homeschool unit studies today with a free penguins unit study! Just in time to cover it this winter! Penguins are super fun animals. If you get a chance to watch them interact, they’re playful and intelligent and incredibly considerate of one another. Whenever I see pictures ofKeep Reading…
Learning about Animal Diets with Kids
My kids, like almost all kids, love learning about animals. We’ve studied animal habitats, animals who are nocturnal and diurnal, and animals who hibernate already. With our youngest, though, it was time to learn about animal diets: which animal eats what. And nothing makes that concept more real than a field trip to interact withKeep Reading…
Printable Winter Preschool Activity Set
I don’t love winter. Not by a long shot. It’s a bit too cold for this native Floridian. But winter is a lovely theme for preschool. Kids love working with lessons that feature snow, snowmen, icicles, penguins, and all those adorable winter animals. So I decided to overlook my bias toward winter and share thisKeep Reading…
Printable Indoor Family Night Scavenger Hunt Cards
Family night is a wonderful way to spend quality time with the kids, especially after everyone’s had a busy week. If you’re not careful, though, family night can end up being a movie and a snack….every single time. How can you keep family time fun, even when the kids are little? An indoor scavenger hunt!Keep Reading…
Superhero States of Matter for Second Graders Science Lesson
It’s time for another of our second-grade activities this week and today is all about states of matter for second graders. Superheroes are all the rage right now and Pooh is a huge fan of them as well. So, when it was time to talk about states of matter in science, I thought I’d addKeep Reading…
The Jungle Book Movie Study Printable for Kids
My daughters are huge fans of the movie The Jungle Book. I mean HUGE fans. They ask me to rewatch it all the time. Because I’m a child of the 80s, I was initially resistant to the idea of The Jungle Book being remade. Cartoon Baloo singing “The Bare Necessities” is good stuff. But once IKeep Reading…
Snow Globe Grammar: Parts of Speech Sorting Activity
I am a huge grammar nerd. I’ve always loved learning about language and how we use it. My oldest is a fellow ELA junkie, but my middle kids are…less enthusiastic about learning the rules of lexicon. Plus, I just wanted to make a basic ELA lesson more fun, especially for our rising second grader. SoKeep Reading…
How to Teach Your Child to Read In 7 Easy Steps
Learning to read is one of the most important and celebrated milestones in education. And with good reason! If you can read, you can do anything else you want in life. If we want our kids to become readers for life, though, we have to start teaching them to love reading while they’re young. ThereKeep Reading…
Printable Zoo Animal Flashcards
I’m happy to share a brand new pack of printable flashcards with you all today! This time we’re featuring printable Zoo Animal Flashcards! We go to the zoo often with the kids and they always love spotting new animals or even ones they’ve come to know and love over the years. So I thought thatKeep Reading…
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