Fun! Here is a FREE Make a Face Play Dough Mat which can be used to explore emotions or as a fun activity. These could also be used as a quiet activity during read-aloud time to keep little hands busy. Need more freebies? Click here for a huge selection of Free Homeschool Printables!
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FREE Boys of the Pyramid Notebooking Pages
Here are FREE notebooking pages for the Boys of the Pyramids. Boy of the Pyramids is a fabulous read-aloud to go along with your studies of ancient history. The story follows the life of a noble boy during the time of Kufu. Notebooking Freebies: This is my affiliate link which helps support the work of […]
4 Keys to a Successful Homeschool Day
The following is a post from Kirsten Joy Torrado. Keys are turning points. And turning points are opportunities to take something normal and make it into something great! I’d say our days in learning at home definitely have turning points—points on which the success of our days absolutely hinge. Here are my top 4 […]
19 NEW Homeschool Freebies & Deals for 6/12/18!
Hey friend! We’re sliding into summer mode in our homeschool. Lots of read-aloud time and laid back learnin happening around here. What about you? Are you taking a break or still plugging away? Here are 19 new homeschool freebies, deals, and resources from Free Homeschool Deals for 6/12/18! Featured Homeschool Freebies: Free Feed […]
FREE 20-Day Sibling Challenge Printable — Daily Activities for Sibling Harmony
Is sibling bickering a daily battle in your house? You’re not alone — it’s one of the most common struggles homeschool families face, especially when kids are together all day long. This free printable 20-Day Sibling Challenge is a simple, encouraging way to help your kids build stronger relationships with each other. Inspired by The […]
FREE Printable LEGO Challenge Cards — Creative Building Prompts for Kids
If your kids already live in the LEGO bin, these free printable challenge cards give that play a gentle job without buying another kit. Each card is an open-ended building prompt—no step-by-step instructions, no single “right” answer. Kids read the challenge, grab the bricks you already own, and invent their own solution. Perfect for frugal […]
Letting Go of the Homeschool Guilt
This post was written by Danika Cooley of Thinking Kids. Originally published Sept. 2013. I’m just going to come right out and say it: I’m one of those homeschoolers. I came out of the school system. I use curriculum — lots of it. I have a schedule — for the day, the week, and the year. […]
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