Every homeschool mom loves freebies, right?!
Each month I get together with some other fabulous homeschool bloggers to bring you a whole bunch of homeschool resources FOR FREE! Each month I will be sharing the freebies in a new post. (You can find April’s Freebies here and May’s Freebies here.)
Here are the TOTALLY FREE HOMESCHOOL RESOURCES FOR MARCH!
Do you want to start a garden with your children this spring? You’ll want to grab these backyard garden tips for homeschool families & homemakers from Clarissa at Clarissa R. West!
Is it time to teach your kids cursive? Well, you’re in luck! This printable cursive workbook from Charlene at Hess Un-Academy makes it EASY to teach kids cursive. More than 35 pages are included in this packet. You’ll find letter practice as well as word and short sentence practice.
This Superhero Handwriting Printable Pack from Brooke at The Fervent Mama is perfect for your little learners who are superhero obsessed too!
Your little ones will have fun learning about colors, sorting, nutrition, and more with the Colors of Fruits and Vegetables Activity Pack from Debbie at Homeschooling Dietitian Mom.
Get your kids moving from Stacey at Simple Living, Creative Learning! The Exercise and Fitness Cards give lots of fun ideas to keep your kids motivated, moving, and healthy.
The Call of the Wild Online Book Club from Dachelle at Hide the Chocolate takes students down rabbit trails of discovery into history, science, geography, and more. They experiencing parts of the book through hands-on activities and read a classic book from American literature.
Let your little learners have fun practicing their skills with the Mermaid Memory Match Game from Dana at The Art Kit!
Yvie at Homeschool on the Range has put together a convention planner to help you organize your weekend and keep track of workshops and vendors. Take this FREE 20-page convention planner to your next event!
Here are coloring pages from Abby at Making Room 4 One More for your K-2 kids to use as they listen to the movements in the classic suite, The Carnival of the Animals.
Welcome spring and have fun learning with the Spring I-Spy Activity Pack from Annette at In All You Do! Your kids can practice observational and graphing skills, matching, and more.
Make writing book reports fun with a book report template from Rachel at Faith, Hope and Joy to dig deep into the story, character and plot.
This color by number page from Surya at Teach Me, I’m Yours is a fun St. Patrick’s Day activity that lets your little one work on number recognition for 0-6 while coloring a bright shamrock!
Wondering what to read next in your homeschool? Grab this thorough list of treasured classic books, divided by age level, from Sara at Heart and Soul Homeschooling so you always have something to choose from!
If your family loves reading about pioneer times, homesteading, and self-reliance, you’ll love this month’s worth of simple, hands-on ideas for activities from Sarita at An Off-Grid Life to try with your kids.
Learn new ideas to use to help your children gain life skills that can save them money and offer future job skills. Betty at Peace Creek on the Prairie has a free ebook that will give you some great ideas to choose from!
I hope you enjoy all these freebies and find something fabulous!