Look at these beautiful 3-part cards! They are finally here! And they are for you, for me, for everyone! A printable for all who want them! Take a look at how I put our cards together and how we used them in two simple, but super fun lessons. This is age-appropriate for children as young as two years old (like my littlest one). Read on! Don't forget to visit our homeschool printables hub! It is full of wonderful printables for your homeschool. if you are looking for more Geography ideas, ... View the Post
Meaningful Homeschool Décor: Story and Tutorial
The new (home)school year is about to begin and many of us are not only thinking about curriculum, but we are also thinking about room setups and decorations. This can be exciting and cumbersome at the same time. I personally love to change things around every once in a while, but I am also happy when a big project is done. I am sure you know what I mean. Well, this post is about one piece of decoration for our homeschool that I decided to make myself. I hope you enjoy it and get inspired to ... View the Post
Easy Bunny Rabbit Puppet Craft
Isn't this cute? It was super easy, too. Read on to learn what you need to make this. Materials: 1. Paper bag for each child 2. Scissors 3. Tacky glue 4. 2 googly eyes for each child 5. Cotton balls (about 4-6 per child) 6. White or cream cardstock or foam cards (for ears, whiskers, nose and teeth) Steps: 1. Pull cotton balls apart to fluff them up. 2. Glue the cotton onto the bottom of the brown paper bag. 3. Glue the googly eyes on. 4. Cut out 2 ears, 2 teeth, a nose ... View the Post
Bible: God made the Animals
We talked about God creating animals on Day 6 of the Creation account. We pointed at some animal charts on the wall and named them all (in all 7 languages). Read on. :) We looked around the playroom and found different animals (in pictures, stuffed animals, etc). Then we sang an animal song from the Karyn Henley book. This is the way the bunnies hop, the bunnies hop, the bunnies hop This is the way the bunnies hop early in the morning. This is the way the birdies ... View the Post
Learning Left and Right Craft
Left and Right CraftMaterials Needed:- 5 or 6 images of objects facing left- 5 or 6 images of objects facing right- scissors- glue- 2 pieces of construction paper or any kind of paperSteps:1. Cut out all the pictures of the objects facing left and right. These images can be printed off from the internet or cut out of newspaper or magazines.2. Determine with the child which paper is left (the one on the left) and which is right (the one on the right). Write "Left" on the upper part of the paper ... View the Post
Montessori Culture (History): The Four Seasons
We read this book (it is bilingual, so we learned several Spanish vocabulary words). Then we opened each folder dedicated to each season. I simply found images from the internet that depicted the gist of that season. I printed them out and glued them onto colored cards that match the season's folder. These are for personal, in-home use, and that is why I am not linking to the images. This is an easy diy project and it doesn't take too long either. ... View the Post
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