My kids love, absolutely love playing with slime. Judging by the most popular YouTube videos for kids, they’re not alone. Making slime is one of the most popular activities for kids these days. There are so many great slime recipes to try. But, since we’re slowly coming into summer (yay!), I thought it would beKeep Reading…
Phonics Fun! Printable Phonics Flashcards for Kids
Phonics are kind of a controversial topic in education these days. Some kids learn to read without ever practicing phonics, but some benefit by learning to master common phonics skills. Personally, I’m for whatever helps a child learn to read. Some of my kids took to reading right away. Others learned beginning sounds, digraphs, andKeep Reading…
Revving Racecar Scissor Skills Printables for Kids
Little Miss has been racing her way through all of her preschool lessons. She absolutely cannot wait for kindergarten this fall. Remember when you were young enough to actually be excited about doing harder work like the “big kids”? Yeah, I don’t either. Anyway, she’s mastered her letters, numbers, shapes, and counting, so we’ve beenKeep Reading…
Preschool Worksheets: Big and Small Worksheets for Preschool
I remember the first time Piglet showed that she was starting to notice differences in sizes. She said “Wow! Mommy! Your hand is much more huger than mine!” *giggle* Since she has older siblings, she seemed to become aware of the differences between bigger and smaller pretty quickly. After all, she wasn’t able to doKeep Reading…
Printable Spanish Flashcards: Spanish Community Words Flashcards
Learning about the community is a big part of preschool education. Remember when you were in nursery school and you learned about “community helpers”? It’s also a key part of learning a foreign language. After all, you live in your community, so learning how to talk about it in your new language can really boostKeep Reading…
How to Plan a Science Summer with Your Kids
Science is one of those homeschool subjects that I always end up putting off. When I first started homeschooling, I would push it towards the end of the day when we’d finished all of our other subjects. Science takes a while, because you have to gather up your supplies, set up any experiments, conduct themKeep Reading…
Free Printable Flashcards: Addition Flashcards 0-10
We’ve been working to help our kids memorize addition facts for the past few weeks, so I thought I’d make a new set of free printable flashcards: addition flashcards 0-10! But the thing about addition facts is that they’re pretty boring, right? Naturally, I had to add a little fun to these cards. What’s more funKeep Reading…
Monster Truck Measurement for First Grade Printables
Now that we’re winding down first grade with Roo (yay!), I’ve been looking through the math objectives to make sure we touch on as many topics as possible. One of the major math concepts we still had to discuss was: measurement. For Roo, though, life begins and ends with movement. So I wanted to makeKeep Reading…
Spanish Worksheets for Kids: Spanish Family Words Worksheets
¡Hola, amigos! ¿Estan listos aprender más español? We’re continuing with our study of Spanish as a family. And, of course, there’s no better topic to start with than “the family” itself! So, I’m sharing printable Spanish family words worksheets that are wonderful for introducing this topic to kids in both English and Spanish. If you’reKeep Reading…
How to Teach Kids to Type with Typesy Homeschool Typing
Typing is one of those skills that was expected to die out. After all, no one uses typewriters anymore, right? But now that so many kids, including mine, use computers at an early age, typing is actually more important than ever. The faster and more accurately a child types, the more capable he or sheKeep Reading…
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