This spring, I have had the opportunity to teach kids from kindergarten to 4th grade all about the Middle Ages! It has been a blast reading together, doing crafts, and discussing so many of the amazing things that happened during the medieval times.
The nativity story is so special to me. I love our nativity set and always have loved setting it up with my mom each year. It held a special magic to me and still does. A magic born of years of childlike faith and joy.
Excited to share this homeschool method using assignment sheets. Easy lists for your children to check off what they are to accomplish each day.
In this post, I am sharing why I love toddler activity books, the ones I have created, and how I assemble them!
These lapbook kits are easy to download and then print. The elements are fun for kids to color and the kits are simple to assemble and fun for all!
As a homeschool math teacher, for many years I have been encouraging kids to find ways to love math. I grew up loving it and wanting everyone else to! I can honestly say it was probably because the math we used gradually taught me new concepts in a fun and easy to understand way. The little sections on some lessons in third grade Saxon math that let me correct a possible student’s work were easily my favorite part. Yes, I had to do the work to see if the right answers were written, but it made me excited! Watching and then helping my mom grade our math lessons showed me I was a natural teacher.
