Here are my latest I Spy coloring pages and they feature a fun holiday theme! These I Spy Christmas coloring pages are a great way to add some fun to your holiday homeschooling or classroom. We love to color around here and do it for all sorts of reasons, like learning, as a stress management […]
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Christmas Elves Writing Prompts
Add some fun writing prompts to your homeschool this December with Christmas Elves Writing Prompts! What would life be like as one of Santa’s elves? Let your kiddo think and write about it with these fun prompts featuring Christmas elves. Christmas Elves Writing Prompts Creative writing is where our kiddos get to imagine […]
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Add some fun writing prompts to your homeschool this December with Christmas Penguins Writing Prompts! Anytime I can get my kids to giggle during writing time is a win for me;) And these adorable writing prompts are doing just that for my writers. Christmas Penguin Writing Prompts This freebie includes 3-pages of Christmas […]
Continue readingChristmas Vocabulary Words
Learning new vocabulary is essential to a child’s reading success now and in the future. The more words our kids know the easier time they have reading new and more challenging material. It’s just one less barrier in their way. And, exposing kids to new vocabulary is as easy as printing out and hanging up some […]
Continue readingGifts From Jesus
Last year my family took a roadschooling trip across the country to try to get the wanderlust out of our systems. But, it backfired. Thankfully! And, we’re back at it. We are now a full-time RVing family. Which in practical terms means, we have downsized from a 3 bedroom home to about 300 square feet. So, if […]
Continue readingPoinsettia Mini-Unit Study
The Poinsettia has its origins in Central America. The plant flourished in an area of Southern Mexico known as Taxco del Alarcon. The people of Mexico tell the legend of a little girl who went to the local church one night with her brother to honor Jesus on Christmas Eve. The little girl was embarrassed because […]
Continue readingChristmas Poetry -The Three Kings
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, the author of The Three Kings, is one of the most famous American poets of all time. In 1877 he wrote the poem, The Three Kings to tell the story of the wise men traveling to meet Jesus at his birth. The wise men are a wonderful model of worship to share with our children, […]
Continue readingChristmas Tree Counting Activity
Christmas is a great time to add some festive activities to your homeschool. Learning to count to 20 is a skill all preschoolers need to learn. And, there are lots of fun ways to do this. I made a fun Christmas tree counting activity for you to include with your preschooler’s math time this December. […]
Continue readingI Spy the Rhymes in ‘Twas the Night Before Christmas
I can still remember being in Kindergarten many, many years ago and putting on a version of Clement Clarke Moore’s poem: ‘Twas the Night Before Christmas. I think I was a sugarplum. Although, admittedly my memories are a little fuzzy from back then. So, in honor of those fuzzy, but sweet childhood memories I decided […]
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