Homeschool families are busy and organizing can be a challenge. Use this free printable homeschool calendar to keep your school days on schedule. A calendar is essential to any family, large or small. Keeping track of appointments, sports activities, and other events would be impossible without one. There are many different styles and layouts to […]
Learning Resources for Football Fans
NFL playoff season is in full swing and it’s almost time for the Superbowl! If your kids love football, don’t miss these learning resources for football fans. Football is the most popular sport in the United States. An estimated 16.5 million people watched the 2019 NFL season on television. Twenty-two states have professional football teams. […]
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Free Respiratory System Worksheets
Our body systems are all unique and perform different jobs to keep our bodies going. Teach about how and why we breathe with these free respiratory system worksheets. Breathing may not be one of the things that kids think about. It is something we all do without needing to think about it in the first […]
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Free Moon Phase Activities
Kids seem to notice everything from funny cloud shapes to the shape of the moon. Learn more about the night sky with these free moon phase activities. The moon seems to change shape in the sky every couple of days. Sometimes the moon is full, sometimes a tiny sliver, and sometimes it’s nearly invisible. The […]
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How to Curb Cabin Fever in Your Homeschool (FREE February Calendar)
February is such a fun month for learning! But cabin fever has a tendency to sneak in too. Learn how to curb cabin fever in your homeschool (FREE February Calendar) throughout seasonal bad weather or when going out is out of the question. Valentine’s Day & President’s Day seem to be center stage, but February […]
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Washington D.C. Learning Resources
If you have ever visited Washington, D.C., you know how fascinating it is. Use this collection of FREE Washington D.C. learning resources to enhance your unit studies. The Washington, D.C. name has backgrounds derived from Christopher Columbus and George Washington. It is not a state, has no representatives in Congress, and does have a mayor. […]
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Spiral Galaxy Science Activity
The solar system can be such a fun subject to study. Use this spiral galaxy science activity to demonstrate how a galaxy takes its shape. The vastness of space and the sheer size of the planets can make us feel very small. How amazing to think that the God who created all of that also […]
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