I’m the mean mom. The mom who makes her children write in their journals and practice multiplication even when they don’t have “actual” homework. You know, the mom who cares about their penmanship and writing skills. Journal writing is such an easy way to help kids of all ages improve their writing! Someday when they’re… Continue reading 100 journal prompts for kids
Spring is here and with it comes all sorts of creepy crawlies. I’m not a fan of most real bugs, but I am a fan of the 2D version on paper! Learning about insects can be so fun, especially for little kids. That’s why I created these free bug worksheets! Usually when I make worksheets… Continue reading bug worksheets for preschool
World Kindness Day is next week. Have you ever celebrated this unique holiday? Let’s be honest–kindness is something we should be striving for and celebrating everyday! However, I love any excuse to celebrate something so I created this mini kindness coloring book for your little learners! what is World Kindness Day? World Kindness Day happens… Continue reading mini kindness coloring book printable
It’s been awhile since I posted a Disney-themed homeschool lesson. Since the school year has started again I figured it’s the perfect time share another one with you! This is a fun social studies or geography lesson for elementary-aged kids that focus on map skills. Plus, you don’t even need to be in the parks… Continue reading Disney homeschool lesson: Disneyland map challenge
School has started for my kids and although I sound like a broken record—I’m not excited about it. I miss our homeschool days spending time together and learning at the pace each of my kids need. I know homeschool isn’t for everyone but I also think it’s one of those things that you can’t fully… Continue reading free homeschool printables: the ultimate resource guide
