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The concept of Notebooking is very new to me this school year. While I had heard of the method, I had my doubts that it would be a good fit for our homeschool. My son detests the physical act of writing, so why in the world would I torture the poor boy with even more …
Looking for a festive way to sneak in reading practice during the summer? This 4th of July reading comprehension worksheet is just the thing! Designed for elementary students, this printable includes a short story about a family’s July 4th cookout followed by a set of thoughtful comprehension questions. It’s a fun and engaging way to …
In addition to Scripture and poems, I like to use quotes by famous Americans to spice up our copywork time. Yes, we use Handwriting Without Tears for our handwriting most days, but the kids and I both need a change of pace when it comes to practicing what we learn! Liberty and freedom are frequent …
With summer here, it’s the perfect time to practice a little pool-themed reading comprehension! In this worksheet, your child reads a short story about Theresa’s morning at the pool. Then he answers the questions related to the story. Grade Level: First Grade, Second Grade Category: Reading Comprehension Click the image to download the …
For the past several months, my 5-year-old daughter has enjoyed ‘early’ kindergarten during our homeschool day. She was very eager to “do school” and we had exhausted all of her K4 Curriculum. However, I didn’t feel like she was ready to read. She still had some trouble with 5 or 6 letter sounds. Besides that, …
Practice recognizing correct capitalization and punctuation in simple sentences. At the bottom of the worksheet, your child practices writing a sentence independently. Grade Level: First Grade, Second Grade [wpfilebase tag=file id=105 /]
George Washington is a name that we mention over and over again in our home. Our nation’s first President was such a role model – for children and adults! From all that we know about Mr. Washington from his writings, biographies, and other documents, he was a man of upstanding character. Upstanding character is a …
By far, my favorite resource for our homeschool this year is All About Spelling. I wasn’t pleased at all with our Kindergarten choice of curriculum, so I was determined to pull together the ‘perfect’ curriculum for first grade. While some of our choices have worked out beautifully, others have bombed! As to be expected, I …
Topic: The student draws a picture and then writes 1-2 sentences using the following writing prompt: Your room was very messy, but you spent all afternoon cleaning it up. Great job! Draw a picture of your clean room below. Then write 2 sentences describing your room on the lines. Grade Level: Late First Grade, …
It’s all about nature today at Mama’s Learning Corner! There are two sets of downloads, so make sure to scroll all the way to the bottom of the post to download both sets. Set 1: My Nature Journal After we’ve spent time exploring outside, my son uses these printables to record what he has observed. …
Compound Word Cross Out is an interesting way to practice compound words! Cross out each word that is a compound word – so simple! This worksheet is a great supplement for your 1st – 3rd grader. More Compound Words Worksheets → Name that Compound Word! → Compound Words → Compound Words Worksheet: What is it? …
