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We’ve got more free printable flashcards for you today! This time, we’re sharing free contraction flashcards with a fun construction theme! My boys are deep into a construction phase right now. Roo, in particular, is obsessed with earth movers, bulldozers, cranes, dump trucks, and just about anything related to building. He told me last weekKeep Reading…
We’re back with another set of free printable flashcards! This time, we’re talking about short vowel sounds. Personally, I didn’t learn to read with phonics and neither did our oldest daughter. Our oldest boy, though, really needed help with phonic sounds, so we focused on long and short vowel sounds pretty early. I thought I’dKeep Reading…
If you liked our 50 free fall printables list earlier this year, you’ll love this roundup of over 50 free winter printables for kids! These are perfect for homeschoolers or parents who want to help their kids keep learning during winter break! In this list, you’ll find worksheets, coloring pages, word searches, drawing exercises, notebookingKeep Reading…
Have you been missing our free printable flashcards? They’re back! Today, I’m sharing a new set of counting flashcards with a fun snowflake theme! I really love the sight of falling snowflakes. Probably because we hardly ever see them down here in Georgia. The few times we’ve had snow, we’ve all gathered around to watchKeep Reading…
We’re smack dab in the middle of winter and, to be honest, I really miss spring (seasonal allergies and all). So I thought it was a great time to introduce our kids to the Spanish words for the seasons. It’s as close to spring as I’m going to get for the next two months…lol. ToKeep Reading…
We’ve been sharing loads of free printable flashcards on the blog for the past year. Today I thought I’d round up the flashcards that are best for our tiniest learners – toddlers! Piglet started tot school this fall, so she learns right along with our older kids when we have our homeschool lessons. During tot school,Keep Reading…
Continuing with our free printable flashcards series, we’re introducing our newest set today: Free Printable Sorting Flashcards! These cards are great for young ones who are just beginning to recognize differences and similarities in objects. Today is also another edition of the Laugh and Learn linky, so read on to see which posts Lindsey, Tina, Haley,Keep 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’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…
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…
We’re co-hosting the HUGE Back to {Home} School Giveaway at Frugal Homeschool Family today! And we’re sharing a brand new Pre K Back to School printable pack for our readers – absolutely free! In the pack you’ll find a nice, relaxed set of activities for little learners, featuring worksheets that help reinforce colors, letters, and cutting/pasting.
Hey everyone! We’re quickly approaching back to school time (for many homeschoolers) and a lot of us are in the midst of homeschool planning. To help you get a start on your lesson planning this year, check out this roundup of free homeschool planners from our fellow bloggers! Even better, we’re hosting a great giveawayKeep Reading…
Today is a super special day, because we’re joining up with fellow bloggers from the Kid Blogger Network to offer a cash giveaway! We’re all featuring great roundups on our blogs today and ours is a roundup of 25+ free summer themed printables! Plus, three of our readers will have a chance to win $500Keep Reading…
Good morning y’all! We made it through yet another week! 🙂 It’s the end of the month, so it’s time for another entry in the Living History series! This month we’ve been learning about Miles Davis. Miles Davis had a comfortable upbringing, but a very troubled life. Ironically, his experiences seemed to help him grow andKeep Reading…
¡Buenos días! I hope you’re all enjoying your week so far! As I’ve mentioned before, I’m back in school myself and one of my majors is Foreign Language, so I’ve been learning Spanish for the past few months. The whole family has been interested in learning Spanish as well, so I thought I’d whip upKeep Reading…
Hey everyone! It’s November and we’re sharing our latest Living History series mini-unit! This month we learned about the life and legacy of Nat King Cole. We put together a biography mini-unit about Nat King Cole’s career, along with a few exercises, and shared it with the kids. We learned quite a bit about Nat’s lifeKeep Reading…
Hi everyone! This month’s Living History series figure was Dizzy Gillespie and today we’re sharing a free biography mini-unit about this jazz great! Naturally, our kids didn’t have a clue who he was, so they got a chance to learn about Dizzy’s early life, career, and accomplishments. (Sidenote: We used to call Pooh Dizzy whenKeep Reading…
