Just because your child isn’t working on shapes and counting anymore in math doesn’t mean that it has to stop being fun! Today I am sharing a FREE 2-digit addition maze with you! Why a Math Maze? My oldest daughter is now in second grade. She has always loved school, loved learning, was an early …
Do you have a child who needs or loves hands-on activities? What about a child who needs immediate and/or constant feedback while they’re working? Me, too! Today I am sharing how I use these dry erase flashcards to provide feedback and let my daughter work independently. Plus, they are totally customizable, so you can use …
The time between Thanksgiving and Christmas can be a hard time when it comes to focusing on school work! Use this Christmas Mad Libs printable to add some fun and silliness to your language arts time this holiday season. Simply sign up in the box at the bottom of this post and you can grab …
This post is part of Our Elementary Trip Around the World series. You can visit the main post for links to unit studies about other countries! As we travel around the world this year studying different countries, our first stop is Canada! I had been looking for a world geography curriculum to do with my …
For second grade, I wanted to introduce my daughter to countries from all over the world. She and her sisters(kindergarten and 3yo) get Little Passports as a Christmas present from their grandparents and they love opening the envelope and learning a little about that country. I wanted to expand on that love of geography in …
One of my most vivid memories from school is saying the Pledge of Allegiance every morning before the morning announcements. While we homeschool for a lot of reasons, I still want my children to have some of the traditional school experiences that I remember. Knowing and saying the Pledge of Allegiance is one of them. …
