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It’s Thursday and that means it’s time for Family Fun Friday! Last week’s party featured plenty of great posts for teaching preschoolers, so I thought I’d feature six of them in case any of you are heading “back to preschool” this month! Today is also my last time co-hosting the Family Fun Friday linky, soKeep Reading…
Are you celebrating back to homeschool time this week? Lots of homeschoolers are! We’ve settled on our homeschooling curriculum and I am currently in the midst of a lesson planning marathon. 🙂 Naturally, the homeschooling tips shared during last week’s Family Fun Friday were right on time for me! Take a look at the features and then getKeep Reading…
For a lot of homeschoolers, summer is coming to an end. And there’s no better way to celebrate the start of the new school year than with some fun end of summer activities! Last week’s edition of Family Fun Friday featured some great outdoor activities that are perfect for winding down summer break as aKeep Reading…
We don’t officially start our new school year until September, but I’m still loving all of the “back to school” posts! I think back to school time is probably one of my favorite times of year. The frustrations of the new year haven’t happened yet. 🙂 This year, I’m really trying to break out ofKeep Reading…
Are you trying to keep your kids interested in learning over summer break? Last week’s edition of Family Fun Friday featured some easy science and math ideas for kids that I wanted to spotlight today! Don’t forget to scroll on down and read this week’s newest parenting, homeschooling, and cooking posts! Monica created Family FunKeep Reading…
Keeping active kids interested in learning can be really difficult. And if you think it’s hard during the school year, imagine how tough it is during the summer months! Since several of our kids have ADHD, they can lose interest in an activity so fast it makes my head spin! 🙂 But last week’s FamilyKeep Reading…
Have a little learner in the family? You’ll love these summer fun for preschoolers ideas from last week’s Family Fun Friday! There were several great posts featuring fun for younger kids, including sensory activities, culinary arts, and early reading! If you’re a blogger, be sure to scroll down and add your best parenting, cooking, homemaking,Keep Reading…
Pooh is taking his math standardized test in school this week. Since math is not his strong subject, he’s been a bit nervous. Still, we’ve managed to help him get through the process of testing (as we did with Tigger a couple of grades back). Standardized testing can be a real challenge to kids, whetherKeep Reading…
As you all might know, I’m a huge, unabashed bookworm. Naturally, we’re raising readers in our family. So I was thrilled to see so many great literacy-themed posts during last week’s Family Fun Friday! This week, I’m featuring several of the fun booklists for kids that were linked up! If you’re a blogger, be sureKeep Reading…
It’s Thursday and it’s time for another edition of Family Fun Friday! Last week, several bloggers shared some great free early learning printables that I wanted to feature this week! If you have preschoolers or kindergarteners, you can use printables to teach all kinds of basic concepts, including letters, counting, simple addition, and science. These printablesKeep Reading…
The first day of spring is approaching! Woohoo! We’ve been enjoying making free printable flashcards for our readers over the past few months. Since Roo has been working on sight words lately, I thought I’d make some spring sight words flashcards and I’m sharing them with you all today! Learning to read sight words isKeep Reading…
We have a budding preschooler in our family and I’m already starting to plan fun preschool activities for her! So, I really loved several of the posts that were shared during last week’s Family Fun Friday, especially those that were geared toward young learners. Today, I’m highlighting some fun preschool activities that are great forKeep Reading…
Do you have toddlers in your family? It’s tricky to keep them entertained for long, especially if you’re trying to teach a lesson or get them interested in early reading and math. Good news! This week’s Family Fun Friday is featuring great reading and play ideas for toddlers that were shared last week! If you’re aKeep Reading…
If you start your homeschool in the fall of each year, you might be thinking that it’s a bit early for homeschool planning. But mid-year is actually a great time to start thinking of what you’d like to change next year. This week, I’m featuring six posts from last week’s Family Fun Friday that areKeep Reading…
Hi everyone! In this week’s edition of Family Fun Friday, we’re sharing more than 100 parenting and homeschooling resources from last week’s linky! So, if your homeschool routine is feeling a bit…stale, look no further for inspiration! If you’re a blogger, don’t forget to link up your own posts below! We’ll pick six more toKeep Reading…
It’s time for this week’s Family Fun Friday! There are some really great posts from last week featured today, especially if your homeschool motivation is…shall we say, waning. I’ve never been particularly fond of teaching science. I’m an English major, after all. 🙂 So I added a few posts that have great tips for makingKeep Reading…
Hi everyone! It’s the beginning of a new year and, while I don’t set resolutions, I do like to review my homeschooling method to see if I want to make any changes going forward. Even though we’re not homeschooling our three oldest right now, I intend to resume teaching them at home in a yearKeep Reading…
Today’s edition of Family Fun Friday is featuring homeschooling tips and fun crafts for the family! Even though we’re not homeschooling (right now), I appreciated several of these posts, because we can still take advantage of these tips over the upcoming winter break. By the way, this week’s Family Fun Friday linky will be openKeep Reading…
Welcome to this week’s edition of Family Fun Friday! This week, we’re featuring six of our favorite posts from last week, including great winter crafts, family games, and suggestions for teaching music at home! If you’re a blogger, be sure to link up your posts below! I’d love to feature your educational and craft postsKeep Reading…
You ever have one of those weeks when your lesson plan is just “blah”? I have. There have been so many times that I didn’t want to cover a certain topic with the kids, simply because I couldn’t think of a way to make it fun. Enter the Internet! 🙂 In this week’s edition ofKeep Reading…
If you’re looking for ideas for seasonal fun for kids, look no further than this week’s edition of Family Fun Friday! Today, I’m highlighting six of my favorite seasonal activities from last week’s linkup! 🙂 Check out this week’s posts below for even more learning activities for families! Don’t forget to link up your ownKeep Reading…
