Whether you are doing an Iditarod unit study or just a unit study on dog sledding in general, I’ve got some great resources for you today! As most of you know we are big on living books around here, so I’ve also got a book list of dog sledding picture books and chapter books about …
Spring is a great time to really get reinspired in your homeschool! The weather is warming up, days are brighter, and there is so much to learn this season! Let’s explore some great unit study ideas and small projects that you can do in your homeschool this spring! Springtime Activities for Your Homeschool Pressed Flower …
One of the best ways to introduce poetry is to write an acrostic poem with your children. There is no pressure to rhyme. They get to play with words. It is easy to choose a topic. Writing acrostic poetry is something that kids (and adults) of all ages can enjoy! We started poetry teatime recently …
Do you have a child who doesn’t love to write? Is that a huge understatement? Are you hesitant to spend a ton of money on a language arts curriculum because you know he or she won’t want to do it consistently. Are you looking for a way to incorporate more writing into your homeschool without …
March’s writing prompts were such a hit, that I’m going to continue making them. These writing prompts for April are sure to delight your young writer. My daughter had a blast making all her lists, writing in her notebook, and getting creative. Simply sign up at the bottom of this post to gain access to …
March writing prompts are here! My daughter loves the idea of writing, but she often doesn’t know what to write and tires easily. Lately, we have been doing a lot of story prompts using pictures. I find her a picture online. She tells a story about it and I type it up. But, I think …
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 …
It can be exhausting looking for homeschool resources and curriculum. I have put together a page of resources that I hope will bless you and make your homeschool resource search easier! General Homeschool Curriculum Resources Christianbook.com Timberdoodle Thriftbooks Pinterest Rainbow Resource Ted Ed Ron Paul Curriculum Teachers Pay Teachers Coursera Academic Earth Arcademic Skill Builders …
Fun activities can go a long way to helping a kid who hates writing get more comfortable and improve their skills. When students gain just a little bit of confidence in their writing abilities, it can make writing much less frustrating. Here are a few fun writing activities that have worked well with my child …
