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Homeschool Amazon Must-Haves
Find ideas of things to enrich your homeschool spaces with this list of Homeschool Amazon Must-Haves! Links included!
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What is Needed to Start Homeschooling
Explore what you need to start homeschooling. This is a general look that goes over the very basics needed to start homeschooling.
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Sight Word Practice Ideas
Explore fun and engaging ways to practice sight words, high frequency words or spelling words!
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Homeschooling Pros and Cons
Are you curious what some of the pros and cons of homeschooling are? Check out the list below and add your own pro or con in the comment section!
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How to Start Homeschooling
Are you considering homeschooling but aren’t quite sure where to begin? Take a look at these steps to learn how to take the first steps to start homeschooling!
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Homeschool Curriculum Picks
Every family is different in their homeschooling wants and needs. For us, having a 3rd grader, 1st grader, pre-k and rambunctious toddler we have specific needs.
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Homeschool Breakdown
Here I’m going to give you a total breakdown of what our homeschool day, week, and year look like. From what subjects we hit on what days through the week to how we approach it all. I’ll also break down what a typical hour-by-hour day schedule looks like for us.
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Lessons Our Chickens Have Taught My Children
Chickens are such advantageous animals to keep! They produce eggs, fertilizer, companionship, meat, keep bugs and weeds down, and more! Let’s explore some of the lessons our chickens have taught my children!
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Letter Matching Activities
Letter Matching Activities I use these matching activities to initially introduce my preschooler to the alphabet as well as to teach them their letter sounds. After my preschooler has mastered her letters and sounds we pull these out for a quick fun review! *All of these activities utilize the Watercolor Alphabet Cards that my daughter…
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Watercolor Letter Banner
DIY Watercolor Letter Banner Your child will be thrilled when they see you’ve created this watercolor letter banner for the watercolor letter cards they made! How proud they will be when they see the art they’ve created hanging in your learning area! Haven’t made the watercolor cards yet? No problem! Check out this article to…
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