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K to 2nd Grade worksheets and printable activities: phonics, math facts, color by code, book suggestions, unit study helps, and more
I work very hard – daily – at helping my children develop thankful hearts. Gratefulness certainly comes much easier to some of my children than others, as I would guess is the case for most families. The Thanksgiving Season {which is closely upon us!} always brings a fresh renewal to work on thankful hearts here …
November, here we come! We are getting close to the end of the monthly color by number worksheets, and I can hardly believe it! It doesn’t seem like very long ago that I published that first subscriber set in January. I hope these have been an enormous blessing to family! As you and your kiddos …
I’m often asked how to get started in very simple unit studies for the Preschool to 2nd grade crowd. Because simple unit studies are an important part of learning in our homeschool, I’d love to share with you everything I’ve learned about them over the years! Before reading any further, please make sure you hop …
Are you a fan of unit studies? Unit Studies are an integral part of our homeschool life. We absolutely love them! I didn’t even know what a unit study was until our second year of homeschooling. Since discovering them, however, we’ve used them for a variety of topics. I won’t go into why unit studies are …
I try to incorporate writing into as many activities as I can during our homeschool day. These short writing prompts are perfect for my kiddos when they are in Kindergarten and First Grades. They only require a couple of words or one complete sentence. 🍂 Browse through all of the fall worksheets and hands-on printable …
Awww…memories! This is the first “big” packet I ever published here at Mama’s Learning Corner! I published it way back in the fall of 2012 and because I’m partial to it, I didn’t change a thing in this packet. 🙂 I’m re-publishing it now for all of you who now have kiddos in the Preschool …
When I was a brand spankin’ new homeschool mama, I was pretty overwhelmed. And exhausted. My oldest was starting Kindergarten, and I also had a 3 year old, and a 16-month old. And my #4 was due in November. It was an extremely busy season in my life. I think back to those early years …
Finally – we’re to the end of the nursery rhymes for this week! Hey Diddle, Diddle is a nursery rhyme that all children enjoy. It’s lilting rhythm and silly phrases make it fun to say over and over! Even though Hey Diddle Diddle is often associated with toddlers and young preschoolers, make sure you don’t …
We’re on the fourth day of nursery rhymes here at Mama’s! And today’s rhyme is an oldie but goodie: Little Miss Muffet! My little girls (almost 5 and 6 1/2) have done bits and pieces of this nursery rhyme packet as I’ve put it together, but we’ve yet to have a complete Little Miss Muffet …
While we don’t study Christopher Columbus each year, we do read several books on Columbus Day. (We study Christopher Columbus in depth using our history curriculum, which is on a 4-year cycle.) Today I’m sharing my favorite Christopher Columbus books, so go check them out from your library! Learn all about the man who thought …
I hope you’re loving this Nursery Rhyme week here at Mama’s Learning Corner. I sure am, because nursery rhymes are some of my favorite unit studies to do with my children! They never grow old and will be remembered for a lifetime! How do I know? Because my own mother read and recited many nursery …
