Here you will find free writing homeschool printables. Teaching your child to write and having them do it often is fundamental! It’s one of the 3 Rs, Reading, wRiting, and aRIthmetic. Similar to reading. the best way to become better at writing is to write. Make sure that writing is a regular part of your…
Free Math Homeschool Printables by standard (in progress) Here you will find free math homeschool printables. I have sorted them by grade level and then by common core standard. This sorting and choice of standard is simply to make it so more of you know what I mean, but the level your child needs will…
Check out this page for free Reading homeschool printables! Teaching reading sets your child up for success in lifelong learning. Free Reading Worksheets with Sound Teaching children their letter sounds is made easier with my simple phonics read along. You can scan the QR code on the corner to have the sounds read to your…
Scroll this page to browse our free Bible homeschool printables. Studying the Bible is the most important thing to do in homeschool and in life. Accepting Jesus as your savior is the most importsnt decision you’ll ever make, and the same goes for your kids. So don’t neglect Bible study in your homeschool. Below you…
The hidden costs of public schools are things that parents may not really consider, but could be something to think about. This is for parents who are considering taking their children out of public schools and putting them in homeschool. Public schools cost money in ways you may not realize I think that public schools…
For me the “early letter making” is what I’m using to refer to the time when my kids sort of on their own randomly just start making letters. I just make the paper and pencils available and they’re scribbling and maybe doing some drawing, and then either they decide to just try on their own…
Early writing and scribbling is good for developing fine motor skills, for building confidence, and expressing themselves. Give your baby a piece of paper and a pen or pencil and let them scribble once they’re able and want to. Benefits of scribbling for young children: My experience: As a mom of four, it’s always so…
For the youngest children, one to one correspondence is one of the first math skills we need to teach. This is the idea that each time you count, it corresponds with one of whatever you are counting. As you are teaching your child to count, you can have them move one of that object each…
Early Foundations in Math Teaching math in homeschool with my kids really all begins in the very beginning as a little itty-bitty babies. We’re counting things when we’re doing our earliest read-alouds. Those early reading times are going to include small board books that allow the kids to skip to the next one, so we…
In all my years of homeschooling, what I’ve found works best is to actually record what we do on the homeschool planner rather than make detailed plans. I usually buy a very basic lesson plan book, but I record what we do rather than a plan. I prefer to record, rather than plan My basic plans…