Homeschooling in itself can be a daunting affair. But homeschool planning can exponentially increase stress and anxiety. It doesn't have to be that way! Yay! In this post, I will show you what I use to stay organized and to keep my homeschooling days sane and in order. Planning your homeschool year right has never been this simple and this affordable! Planning your Homeschool Year Right Planing your year hasn't been this easy and this affordable in forever! Take a look at this beautiful … [Read more...]
DIY Montessori 3-Part Cards Organizer {Tutorial and Printable Template}
When it comes to Montessori learning, we really enjoy all of the works because they entail hands-on learning, engaged education and the presence of control of error for activities, which fosters independence. Our most used work, hands down, is our set of Montessori 3-part cards. Keeping Montessori 3-Part Cards Organized We have so many 3-part card sets! We need to keep them organized somehow. It is important that we can have them accessible, visible, organized and separate so they don’t get … [Read more...]
Gardening Ideas for Kids – Printable 3-Part Cards
We have grown gardens in the past, but now that we have moved to a new home, we are excited to start on in our new spot this Fall. Fall will be here before we know it, so in the meantime, we will be using some awesome gardening ideas for kids! It includes a wonderful set of 3-part cards. Gardening Ideas for Kids ~ Setup Alright, so these gardening 3-part cards are great and easy to use. Not only that, but kids will be able to learn 14 gardening tool names while having fun! I have included 2 … [Read more...]
The Montessori Three-Period Lesson {Printable List}
The Montessori Three-Period Lesson is how Montessori materials are presented to children. This comes after the presentation on how the particular materials is to be cared for and handled (how to carry it from the shelf to the table or mat, how to place it in an orderly fashion on the tale or mat, how to place it back on the tray and how to put it back on its correct place on the shelf, etc). I will explain the Three-Period Lesson is and how to apply it in this post, but you can also get … [Read more...]
Fine Motor Skills for Preschoolers: Transferring Activities
Babies have extremely rudimentary skills. Their movements are spastic. They have practically no fine motor skills until they are about 6 months old and even then, they are extremely unrefined. As they grow into toddlers, they have the ability to pick up a spaghetti noodle using the pincer grip. They can do so much more! And by the time they develop into Preschoolers, that have much better extremity control and dexterity. In this post, we will continue to discuss Fine Motor Skills for … [Read more...]
Farm Animals Pictures: Preschool Cutting Practice Worksheets {Free Printables}
Here is an awesome set of printable Preschool Cutting Practice Worksheets with farm animals pictures that your kids will love! Do you need resources for a farm unit? These are definitely the ticket to include in it! Farm Animals Books To study more about these farm animals pictures, we always grab some books and enjoy learning from them as we do more research and find our favorite farm animals and such. Here is a great list! For Toddlers: My Big Farm Book (My Big Board Books)Fun on the … [Read more...]
Lego Bedroom Decorating Ideas
Whoa! You and your kids will absolutely LOVE this post if you all love Legos! In this post, we will show you an amazing collection of Lego bedroom design ideas! We hope you enjoy it as much as we did! Lego Bedrooms for Kids Before you see the design ideas, here are some great products that are ready to be put up in the bedroom. Aren't they fun?! & Set of 2, Light Switch Cover Building Brick Novelty Light Switch Plates (Blue), Compatible with All Major BrandsSpiral LEGO LampLego the … [Read more...]
The Best Way to Sew on a Button {for kids} with printable instructions card
When it comes to Montessori Practical Life curriculum, the main idea is to instill in children confidence, not only to know that they can do things themselves, but to actually do them! It is such a fascinating feeling to try something new and succeed. It is an even more fascinating feeling to observe a child do the same. In this post, we will share the best way to sew on a button for children to practice fine motor skills, but also an important life skill. The Best Way to Sew on a Button … [Read more...]
Chore Charts for Multiple Children {Free Printable Charts & Cards}
Here are the chore charts we use in our home and this is how we learned what our chores are. Take a look at how you can have chore charts for multiple children and be sure to grab it as a free printable. It comes along with cards for easy learning all about chores. For more resources on chore charts, go HERE. This is my children's bathroom. We have a simple and clean setup. The use a learning tower, a timer for hands and teeth, the chore charts, a soap pump, a small cup and a special hand … [Read more...]
6 Ways to Keep a Clean Home while Homeschooling
One of the most challenging issues for homeschooling families is how to keep their house clean. The kids constantly being around prevents the parents to find balance between school and housework. Usually the second one is far running behind. Here are some ways that can help you keep a good order at home and ways to keep a clean home while homeschooling. Ways to Keep a Clean Home while Homeschooling 1. Add a new subject while homeschooling Add a shorter time to the teaching process and speak … [Read more...]
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