Homeschool families can never have too many games on hand. Don’t miss this back to school matching game for your homeschool collection. Their favorite games when they were very young were matching games. We had several matching games, themed with cartoon characters, candy, and animals. I enjoyed watching the kids play because any of them […]
Sunflower Playdough Learning Mats
The last sunflowers of the season will bloom before fall begins. Use these sunflower playdough learning mats with your child to learn all about sunflower life cycles. Click here for your gratitude jar activity —–> {permalink} There’s nothing sunnier than a bunch of beautiful, towering sunflowers. “Elf” is the smallest species of sunflower, reaching a […]
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Free Gratitude Family Activity
Sometimes our families can get into the habit of being ungrateful. Work on a solution together with this free gratitude family activity. It is really easy to notice when someone else is being ungrateful. They complain and are disagreeable if things don’t go their way. Noticing ungratefulness in ourselves is a little harder. Being forced […]
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Math Practice Worksheets Collection
If you have multiple children on different math levels, don’t miss this math practice worksheets collection. A homeschooling parent can never have too many math worksheets. This is especially true when you have more than one young child learning at home! Math worksheets are a great resource for practice. We use worksheets during lessons and […]
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Free Digraph Phonics Game
Are your children learning about digraphs? Use this free digraph phonics game to practice letter blends with them. Digraphs are blends of two consonants or vowels that make one sound. Consonant digraphs are most often found at the beginning or end of a word. Recognizing and memorizing digraphs is important as children’s reading skills progress. […]
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