Motherhood on a Dime is offering a free 8×10 printable of a Christian Easter poem for preschool ages. Click here for additional free Easter resources!
FREE Shapes Clip Card Printables
These FREE Shapes Clip Cards area a fun way to learn shapes. There are lots of fun activities that you can do with clip cards and many ways to learn with these cards. Need more freebies? Click here for a huge selection of Free Homeschool Printables!
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Free Counting Game for Spring (Numbers 11-20)
Early math fun! Help your child recognize numbers 11-20 with this Free Spring Counting Game from 123 Homeschool 4 Me. Click here for more free math resources for homeschoolers!
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Free Alphabet Stomping Letter T PreK-K Pack
Learn all about the letter T with this Free Alphabet Stomping Letter T PreK-K Pack from 3 Dinosaurs. The free set has 30 pages of learning fun including: T Word Puzzles, Trace the Sentence & Write the Sentence, Beginning Sound Sorting, Pocket Chart Cards, and more! CLICK HERE for a TON of Homeschool Freebies! […]
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FREE Color Your Own Easter Bookmarks
FREE Color Your Own Easter Bookmarks The Crafty Classroom has a FREE set of Easter Bookmarks. These Color Your Own Easter Bible Bookmarks are perfect for children of all ages. Featuring four different designs, each have their own image to color and the following sayings; ‘He is Risen.” “Jesus Lives,” “Happy Easter,” and “Hosanna!.” Click […]
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Free Marie Curie Unit Study for Grades K-3
This free Marie Curie unit study is the perfect addition to your homeschool lessons. It’s perfect for Women’s History Month (March) or any time! Love unit studies? Here’s FHD’s big list of free homeschool unit studies!
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FREE Nursery Rhymes Sequencing Printables
These FREE Nursery Rhymes sequencing printables are a great way to help children understand nursery rhymes and improve critical thinking skills. This set features 7 nursery rhymes, including Humpty Dumpty, Hey Diddle Diddle, Itsy Bitsy Spider, Jack and Jill, Baa Baa Black Sheep, and more. Each nursery rhyme comes with 3-part and 4-part sequences so […]
