This is a post by Free Homeschool Deals contributor, Tara at Homeschool Preschool. Now that spring has arrived and the flowers are blooming, the bees are back and buzzing around. I love when I can add fun spring themes into my homeschool lessons. These bee-themed counting puzzles are a great way to do just that. […]
Roll a Monster FREE Printable
This FREE Monster Roll game is fun to do for any age and kids love it. You can always change it up and make it a challenge for them. I love having fun with the game. What you will find in this printable: Parts for rolling a monster: head, eyes, mouth or […]
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FREE Mother’s Day Placemat Activity Printables
Real Life at Home has a FREE Mother’s Day place mats with activities. All of the activities on the Mother’s Day activity placemat are educational activities, so this would also make a perfect page to include in your school plans. Need more freebies? Click here for a huge selection of Free Homeschool Printables!
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FREE Ice Cream Shop Word Endings Game
Here is a really fun, hands on, and easy way for kids to practice word endings s, ing, er, and ed. This FREE Ice Cream Endings freebie activity is a lot of fun for Kindergarten, 1st grade, and 2nd grade kids. My daughter loved the ice cream theme. Click here to browse through […]
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Free Learning States and Capitals Printable Flashcards
These Free State Capitol Cards have the outline of the state with a star marking where the capital is. On the back is the state and capital. They are a little more advanced since they require the kids to also know the shape of the state. CLICK HERE for […]
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FREE Music Notes Pack
Here is a FREE printable musical notes chart for kids to reference as they learn to read music, learn piano, and more! Here are more FREE Music Resources for your homeschool!
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Free Encouraging Bible Verses on Printable Memory Cards
Meet Penny has a beautiful set of free printable Scripture Memory Cards for you to download and print! From the site: “Please print, laminate, cut apart, and loop the cards through a ring. Keep them beside your bed, in your purse, or in your desk so they are available when you need to feel encouraged.” […]
