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Free Mother’s Day Unit Study
Mother's Day is celebrated on the second Sunday of May each year. Why not spend some time learning about this special holiday with your children this May? This free unit study includes the history of Mother's Day, video read alouds, poetry, writing activities,...
40 Free Ways to Prevent Summer Slide
It’s almost summer break for many of us! If you’re like me, you’re looking forward to the break as much (or more) than your kids. But, two or three months without any reading, writing, or math practice could result in some serious summer slide. So, what’s the...
Kid-Friendly Camping Recipes + FREE Camping Journal
Are you planning a family camping trip? If you’re camping with kids, you’ve probably thought of lots of activities they can do. There’s hiking, swimming, fishing, geocaching, canoeing, and many other fun things that will keep them busy around the campsite. But,...
When You’re Behind at the End of the Year
It seems like we just rang in the New Year, but somehow April is already half over. If you homeschool using a traditional school schedule, you’re probably looking forward to summer break in a month or two. This is the time of year when many of us look at the...
Teaching Kids to Compost and Its Benefits
Composting is an excellent hands-on science activity for kids. By composting, they will learn about the three environmental Rs (reduce, recycle, and reuse), what items are biodegradable, the importance of worms & insects, and much more. Children can use the...
Mother’s Day Gifts That Kids Can Make
Mother’s Day is right around the corner, so it’s time to start thinking about what to get Mom! Sure, you could order something on Amazon or grab a gift at a local department store. But, Mom is sure to love a handmade gift, especially when the gift is from a...
Pandemic School at Home is Nothing Like Regular Homeschooling
If you found yourself teaching your kids at home for the first time in 2020 or 2021, you are definitely not alone! According to the U.S. Census Bureau, around 3.3% of American households usually homeschool. However, their Household Pulse Survey found that at the...
Free Grammar Worksheets
If your child needs practice with grammar, there’s no need to buy a workbook or pay for printables. There are numerous websites where you can print grammar worksheets for free. These worksheets can be added to any grammar program for extra practice, or you can...
Container Gardening With Kids
Container gardening is a simple and fun activity that will allow kids to grow their own plants. It's easy to get started, and unlike a regular garden, you do not need much space, making it the perfect garden project for kids. Even the youngest children can get...
Should Homeschoolers Use Standardized Tests?
Standardized testing in public schools is a heavily debated topic. Some states also require homeschoolers to take standardized tests, but many do not. If you live in a state that doesn’t require standardized testing, you may be wondering if you should have your...
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Top Posts
- 40 Free Ways to Prevent Summer Slide
- Mother's Day Gifts That Kids Can Make
- Free Printable Camping Journal for Kids
- Pandemic School at Home is Nothing Like Regular Homeschooling
- When You're Behind at the End of the Year
- Teaching Kids to Compost and Its Benefits
- Homeschool Science With YouTube
- Free Math Resources
- Free Ebooks
- Free Virtual Field Trips
