Mamas Learning Corner
Creative Learning Ideas. Worksheets and Printable Activities.
I have a 6 year old boy that just does not like to write. His handwriting is actually really good for 6 years old. It’s the physical act of writing that he so detests. But part of his schooling is learning the correct way to form letters and write legibly. So far he’s doing an …
I’m a monthly contributing writer over at the lovely FishMama’s. Since September is National Preparedness Month, I wrote on preparing Emergency Bags for children. I consider our Emergency Bags to be insurance. I fully hope we never have to use them, but I have them well-stocked in case we do. If your children …
A compound word is two small words that are put together to create one large word. Practice doing just that with this compound words worksheet! This activity is geared towards 1st – 3rd grades. More Compound Word Worksheets → Compound Word Cross Out → Name That Compound Word → Compound Words Worksheet: What is it? …
Topic: The student will draw a diagram of the solar eclipse model and explain how an eclipse unfolds. He’ll also find out detailed information about the next scheduled solar eclipse. Grade Level: First Grade, Second Grade Category: Science [download id=”38″ format=”1″]
Topic: The student solves the subtraction equations and matches each correct answer. Grade Level: 1st grade, 2nd grade Category: Subtraction [download id=”37″ format=”1″]
If you’re in a shopping mood this Labor Day weekend, you’re in for a treat! There are many good deals for homeschooling families floating around the internet this weekend. Here are a few highlights: Life as MOM is having a spectacular sale on her e-books this weekend. I personally own Organizing Life as …
Topic: The student practices his scissor skills by pairing the “A” words. Grade Level: Pre-K, Kindergarten or any child that needs practice with scissor skills Category: Scissor Skills [download id=”36″ format=”1″]
We had the privilege of spending several nights in the North Carolina Mountains with my in-laws this past week. While we literally have to move most of the contents of our home to any vacation spot, spending time with family in such a beautiful part of the country is worth it! We are enormously blessed …
I am so thrilled to team up with one of my favorite people – Amy from Raising Arrows! Last week, Amy told me of her wonderful idea for ‘Listening Pages.’ I immediately knew it was a project I would love to work on. The concept of these Pages is to keep little ones engaged in the …
Topic: The student practices math facts through solving Magic Squares. The sums on this sheet are not greater than 15. Grade Level: First Grade Category: Addition [download id=”35″ format=”1″]
We are using Math-U-See Beta in our homeschool curriculum this year. We’ve just stumbled upon the fabulous world of commutative squares! My 6yo son, who is not a fan of math facts, loves these. He sees them as a game or a puzzle to solve. I’m compiling a great list of more creative ways to learn …
