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3rd – 5th Grade Printable Activities and Resources: curriculum suggestions and reviews, worksheets and printable activities, book suggestions, and more
Last on my goal list is 3rd Grade Homeschool Goals. If you missed the others, I am posting our homeschool goals for the 2019-2020 school year. Each year, I start my yearly planning with making a list of goals for each of my children. Once I can nail down the areas that need the most …
I am so excited to share Alexander with you today. We have read this hilarious book by Judith Viorst a multitude of times throughout my 15 years of being a mother. I am not sure that you could have a list of most beloved children’s books and not have a book about Alexander. He has …
The book I’m sharing today – The Secret Garden – is a long-time favorite of ours. In fact, it’s on my Favorite Read Aloud List because it is just magnificent! My children and I have read this aloud a couple of times, and it’s a classic for all ages. I read it when we had …
I’m pressing on with sharing our homeschool goals this year, and next on the list is 5th grade! As I said in the 7th grade post, I make a list of goals for each of my children at the beginning of each school year. As a person who leans towards planning for too many subjects, …
Thank you for joining me for Day 3 of the 365 Days of Children’s Books series! I hope you are able to add a few new requests to your library account this week. Lazy summer days bring lots of time to read fresh books! Today’s book, Michelangelo, is by Diane Stanley, one of my favorite …
I’m so glad you’re back for Day 2 of the new series here at Mama’s Learning Corner: 365 Days of Children’s Books! Since we are such avid readers here at the Hill House, it just seems like a perfect idea to list one of our favorite books each day of the year! You can always …
When we first started homeschooling, there were a few subjects that I knew I would have to read and research to successfully teach my children. Math and writing come immediately to mind. But spelling? Surely not. How hard could it be to teach spelling? I mean, really. I am a natural speller, and I could tell …
For the first time in my homeschooling life, grades have become a big deal here in the Hill House. I will be very honest and say that as a young, inexperienced homeschool mama, I thought it ridiculous and completely unnecessary to have grades in homeschool. I’m with my children all day long and I see …
Friends, I am so excited to finally have the All Access Pass area of Mama’s Learning Corner ready to go! For several years, readers have asked if there is an easy way to download all of the resources here at Mama’s – free packets, subscriber-only packets, paid packets…everything. Grab a cup of coffee and get …
Hello, My Friends! Have you started your new homeschool year for 2018-2019 yet? We just finished our 6th week of school and are in a (glorious) one week break. Our homeschool looks a little different this year with my curriculum choices, and the schedule of our school days. It’s been a long 6 weeks of …
My 1st and 3rd grade girls can’t get enough of the writing booklets with picture dictionaries! I’ve published a few over the past year, and I have several on my laptop that I have not yet had the chance to post. I don’t use any type of formal writing curriculum until 4th or 5th grade, …
