Third grade is a hard grade level and it can be very daunting for homeschooling. The third grade this year is one of many changes and leaps in learning. Many topics become harder. But if your child is having a hard learning experience and want to take another year of a homeschooling simple plan or a less loaded homeschool schedule, then consider what I have to say. I know that a lot of concepts get harder and even more are introduced (especially in Math) that can intimidate parents. Many ... View the Post
Second Grade Homeschooling Made Easy
Here is our new installment of great resources for busy homeschooling moms and for homeschooling parents in general! This time, it is our Second Grade Homeschooling Made Easy! Are you stressed out about creating great second grade lessons or a homeschooling curriculum? Are you going through a busy time in your lives like moving or having a baby or someone in the family is sick or needing extra attention? Homeschooling doesn't have to go to the back burner or stop altogether! You can ... View the Post
First Grade Homeschooling Made Easy
First of all, welcome to this awesome post! It will be full of tips and ideas that you will love. First grade homeschooling made easy for you...right here...right now... :) When it comes to first grade homeschool curriculum, the options and price ranges are endless! It seems like many of us, homeschooling parents, will stress over what and how we will choose to use for our first graders. I want to, first of all, encourage you to not despair, wonderful homeschool moms. ... View the Post
Awesome Printable Heart Activities for Kids {Color Strips}
I am so excited to show you some Printable Heart Activities for Kids that has my 4-year old super excited! After I made these special Heart Activities for Kids to Match Colors {Printable}, she was itching for more. So I made her these and we're excited to share this free printable heart color matching game with you! Valentine's Day Books for Kids It would be fitting to tell you that we love reading books and incorporating books into our activities. Here are some cute heart and ... View the Post
25 Awesome Activities for Homeschooling a Toddler
As a homeschool parent, I am sure you have found out, in one way or another, that students learn in different ways. There are many parents that want to start as early as toddlers in their homeschool. Homeschooling a toddler can be as easy or as complicated as you choose for it to be. What is important is to keep the delicate balance between independence and a little bit of hand-holding. It isn't just about keeping toddlers busy, but it also isn't just about spending all kinds of ... View the Post
Alphabet Letters: Activities for Toddlers ~ Free Alphabet Printables
Our toddlers love songs and rhymes and even learning the alphabet. They love touching and feeling (and even tasting) everything around them. Toddlers learn better and retain more when they use more senses. That is why we include hands-on alphabet activities with them. In this post, I will give you some ideas on how toddlers can use their senses to learn, experience and discover the letters of the alphabet. I am including a few Montessori items as well, in case you were wondering ... View the Post
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