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3rd – 5th Grade Printable Activities and Resources: curriculum suggestions and reviews, worksheets and printable activities, book suggestions, and more
Aren’t Label the Picture pages just the best? My almost 6-year-old sure thinks so! She is going to adore this set of Christmas Label the Pictures Worksheets this week. And because she is still in the beginning stages of handwriting and letter formation, she will also complete a few of the writing pages as well. …
Without a doubt, my favorite part of elementary school were the times we could go to centers. Those times were few and far between, but they definitely stand out as my favorites. I even remember finishing my work early in the 4th grade, just so I could go to the centers. Thank you, Mrs. Sexton, for …
Like a lot of moms, I have taken a whirl with many different curricula over our 6+ years of homeschooling. Some programs are the perfect fit on the first try. Others are the perfect fit for one child’s learning style, but not other children. Needless to say, I’ve tried quite a bit of homeschool curriculum …
Disclosure: Tapestry of Grace sponsored this post. The content is based on my own experiences with Tapestry, and the opinions are 100% my own. It also includes affiliate links. For more information, please see my disclosure policy. If there is one thing I’ve learned as a homeschooling mama over the past 6 years, it …
I originally published this post in June of 2012, which was almost 3 years into our homeschool life. Even though our opinions and preferences change over time, this train of thought has been a mainstay for me as a homeschooling mom. In fact, I’m now convinced more than ever that homeschooling without a boxed curriculum …
Disclosure: Tapestry of Grace sponsored this post. The content is based on my own experiences with Tapestry, and the opinions are 100% my own. For more information, please see my disclosure policy. My children and I are now in our 5th year of using Tapestry of Grace, so we are finishing up Year 1 …
Like most Americans, “The Star-Spangled Banner” holds a very special place in the hearts of my family. Sure, I associate it with baseball games and summertime, but I strive to teach my children that our national anthem is more than just a song. It’s a symbol of our freedom! And even though we won’t cycle …
Oh Friends, it has been a long time since I published a literature-based unit study! While my girls and I have studied a few books off and on this semester, I haven’t posted about that type of learning since Christmas! Eek! Since my youngest two are at the age where book unit studies are still such …
As I mentioned a few weeks ago, my 5 and 7 years olds are intrigued by Venn Diagrams. They love to compare everything from themselves to the birds in the front yard. I made several Venn Diagram worksheets for my 7 year old, who is an avid reader. They were far too advanced for my …
This week, my children and I started studying about Ancient Rome. We are in Year 1, Week 28 of our Tapestry of Grace curriculum, and this is our second time through the Year 1 cycle. Side Note: Sadly, we are not going to finish Ancient Rome before our school year is over, so we will …
Hi Friends! I’m finally back with Part 2 of my Read Aloud video series. → Make sure you don’t miss Part 1: Tips and Ideas for Children’s Read Alouds! As I mention in this week’s video, I might even do a part 3 since so many of you have emailed with comments and questions. Reading …
