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Creative Learning Ideas. Worksheets and Printable Activities.
Spring is the perfect time to study frogs, don’t you think? There’s something about spring and the newness it brings that makes my kiddos want to learn about all kind of animals – frogs included! Next week, we’re doing a quick unit study on frogs, which fits beautifully with learning about Pond Life. My children …
Good morning, Friends! I am so excited to share today’s packet with you! Several years ago, I published a Down at the Pond Packet for Kindergarten and First Grade. It was the first themed Kindergarten and First Grade packet that I created, so it’s a bit…dated. 😉 Since my girls and I are reading about …
My children have always loved comparing and contrasting. Often, we’ll choose two items, people, or places to compare and map out our data on our big 8-foot white board. As their teacher/mama, I like that a Venn Diagram helps them learn to analyze and think critically about two or more situations or items. Encouraging critical …
It has been a mighty long time since I published a math worksheet that focused on reading a graph. Years, in fact! I have a first grader that is just learning about bar graphs, so this spring-themed bar graph practice will be just perfect for her. No, it’s not yet spring here in North Carolina, …
There are several timeless topics that my children and I study each year. These mainstay topics seem to ebb and flow as we move through the seasons in our homeschool. As we move away from harsh winter weather and into the newness of Spring, my children and I will once again study about birds. We …
During those early years of Preschool and Kindergarten, you can’t have enough scissor skills practice! Since the weather is 15 degrees outside (15! in North Carolina!), this set of Winter Cutting Practice Pages is just perfect for my 5 year old. ❄️ Mama’s Learning Corner has TONS of winter resources. Click here to browse all of the winter …
Winter weather is upon us here in North Carolina! Even though we’re dreaming of snow, it’s not quite cold enough to snow…yet. We’re holding out hope for a few inches of snow in late January or February. In the meantime, we’re working on lots of winter-themed activities, because learning always seems to be more fun …
My just-turned-5-year-old adores any type of cut and paste activity! She loves cutting practice pages, scissor skills practice, and any other activity that requires the use of scissors and a glue stick. I think it’s because she’s a crafty soul at heart! My 5 year old is taking a bit longer to learn her letters …
Over the summer, I posted a few ideas for using Activity Baskets for your young learners. My girls absolutely adored them, and still ask for them routinely! Because I have trouble fitting science in on most days (there’s only so many hours in my day!), I brainstormed ways I could make this activity basket into …
This week, my First Grader is working on a new project: a Science Basket! You can find all of the details about the contents of our science basket in my latest video. Included in the basket is this set of leaf identification cards. Leaf Identification Cards As I mention in the video, this week’s science …
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 …
