Homeschooling with A.D.H.D. Parenting with L.O.V.E.
When I was about seven years old, we took a field trip to the dairy farm down the street from our elementary school. I remember being amazed at how huge the cows were. They’re wayyyy bigger in person than when you see them out of the car window as you ride by. Especially when you’reKeep Reading…
We started our dinosaur unit a few days ago, but we’ll be learning about farms soon too! So I put together a simple farm shoebox diorama printable pack that you can make with your kids in just a few minutes! This activity is a super fun one for creating a farm unit study with youngKeep Reading…
Since my kids went to public school for a few months last year, this is actually our first day of homeschooling in ten months! As you can imagine, it’s probably going to take us a while to get back into the “groove” of learning at home. Today should be interesting! 🙂 Our very first unitKeep Reading…
One of Pooh’s objectives this year is to learn to work with arrays. When I was in school, we weren’t using arrays. We were memorizing addition and multiplication facts back then. Now, though, arrays are an important (and helpful) way to understand adding and multiplying. So I put together a math product: Apple Arrays! –Keep Reading…
We’re going to be focusing more on science during the upcoming school year than we have in the past. Science is NOT one of my favorite subjects to teach. I was a humanities major. 😉 But, thanks to some of the great resources available from Enchanted Homeschooling Mom, I’m finding it easier than ever toKeep Reading…
Hi everyone! I’ve got a new subscriber freebie today! 🙂 We love music in our family. And this year, I am determined to help my kids learn to play an instrument. Exactly which instrument is still undecided. They change their minds on that fairly often…lol. But we’re definitely incorporating more music education this year, so IKeep Reading…
It can seem kind of strange to teach kids to tell time using an analog clock these days. Most of us are used to just picking up our phones to find the time and they almost always use a digital format. Still, learning to tell time on both analog and digital clocks is a valuableKeep Reading…
It’s nearly summertime! Woohoo! That means a much more relaxed approach to learning in our family. We still manage to keep teaching the kids, but it’s in a more casual style. So, since we’ve already compiled free fall printables, free winter printables, and free spring printables, it was time to make another roundup of freeKeep Reading…
This past weekend the temperature got up to 73 degrees! So, I’m declaring that spring has officially begun here in Georgia. I know it’s actually two weeks out, but once we’re in the 70s, that’s spring to me! 🙂 To celebrate, I’m sharing links to 50+ free spring printables that are loads of fun forKeep Reading…
We’re sharing another set of free printable flashcards today! These are free pet flashcards, which are perfect for little ones who are learning about animals! Free Printable Pet Flashcards In this free flashcard pack, you’ll find flashcards for six common household pets, including: Puppies Kittens Bunnies Turtles Mice And Goldfish! Combine these with our AKeep Reading…
¡Hola, todos! It’s time for another edition of our Free Printable Flashcards series! This week, I’m sharing a free set of ser and estar flashcards, which are great if you’re learning español! Ser and estar are very important verbs in Spanish, but it’s easy to confuse them. Although they have the same basic meaning, theyKeep Reading…
Do you have any little ones who love all things construction? They’ll love these free construction coloring pages! I whipped these up exclusively for Frugal Homeschool Family – a wonderful site dedicated to making homeschooling affordable for all. 🙂 By the way, today’s another edition of the Laugh and Learn linkup! Don’t miss our favoriteKeep Reading…
Since we’re homeschooling on a budget (like many of you are), we love free homeschooling printables in our family! In last week’s Family Fun Friday, there were plenty of great homeschooling activities, including several great printable activities. Today we’re featuring our favorites! If you’re a blogger, be sure to link up your posts to thisKeep Reading…
Pooh and I were working on his math lessons using Khan Academy the other day and he ran into a little trouble when it was time to learn polygons. He’s six, after all. 🙂 For our free printable flashcards series this week, I thought I’d whip up a set of Free Printable Flashcards: Polygons! ThisKeep Reading…
According to the National Fire Prevention Association, some of the most important aspects of fire safety planning are testing the home smoke detector and developing a home fire escape plan. A fire escape plan should include the rooms in your home and the route that the entire family will take to escape in case ofKeep Reading…
We’re continuing with our Spanish learning with this pack of free printable flashcards for learning the Spanish days of the week! We’ve already covered days of the week in English, so it’s adelante a español (on to Spanish)! I love teaching Spanish to my kids. It helps them to converse with others, learn more aboutKeep Reading…
We’re back with yet another set of free printable flashcards for kids! In this edition, we’re focusing on learning the days of the week. Our boys are working on calendar skills this school year, so we’ve been memorizing the days of the week and the months of year (in order) to help them keep upKeep Reading…
We’re back with another set of free printable flashcards! Last week, we featured free shape flashcards and this week we’re on to colors with a set of free printable color flashcards! Little hands just seem to like little objects. It’s only natural. 🙂 So these flashcards are a bit smaller than traditional cards, which makesKeep Reading…
We love reading Eric Carle books! One of my kids’ absolute favorites is The Grouchy Ladybug. That’s been a huge hit in our family. (Secretly, I think they like the grouchiness.) But one of the other books we love is Polar Bear, Polar Bear, What Do You Hear? These wild animal notebooking pages are a simpleKeep Reading…
Hey, hey, hey everyone! It’s a great day here at Look! We’re Learning!, because today we’re joining up with iHomeschoolNetwork’s Free Printable Day! To celebrate, we’re sharing great resources you can use to make your own free printable snowflake unit study! It’s a perfect way to welcome winter in your homeschool! If you like these printables,Keep Reading…
Let’s face it: Kids will always love to watch TV. There’s nothing we can do about it. But we can turn TV into a way to learn and that’s why we put together a fun The Aristocats unit study! This is a neat way to weave learning into movie watching, especially if kids are obsessed withKeep Reading…
