Mamas Learning Corner
Creative Learning Ideas. Worksheets and Printable Activities.
I am so happy to be back with another one of my ‘Favorite’ book lists for kids! Today’s list is all about our favorite Christmas books about the birth of Jesus. If you know me well at all, you are well aware that we read a ton of books here at the Hill House. Sadly, we …
My kiddos have always loved color by number worksheets. They just never grow old! This set of Thanksgiving Color By Number Worksheets will be a welcome addition during our Thanksgiving School week. My almost 6-year-old asked me to make her a new set of pages, so of course I said yes. And I’m sharing them …
Today I’m back with another set of CVC Clip Cards! This set focuses on CVC words with the short e sound. As I mentioned in the CVC Short A Clip Card post, my 5 1/2 year old is slowly moving along with learning to read. We’re continuing with All About Reading Level 1, and we’re …
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 …
Over the past week, my 5 year old (almost 6!) has worked through every single Read It! Draw It! page in the Kindergarten CVC Phonics Packet. She begged me to make more – which of course I did – and still wanted more drawing prompts. So this weekend, I made her a whole packet of fall-themed …
Over the years here at Mama’s, I’ve published a nice assortment of fall worksheets and printables. I thought it would be helpful to create one place where you can find all of them in one easy glance. There’s a little something for all ages and stages from Preschool to 2nd(ish) grade. I hope you enjoy …
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 …
My 5 1/2 year old is at the very beginning stages of learning to read. With my three older children, I had an early reader, an average reader, and a later reader. Even though we are just starting the learning-to-read process, I have a feeling this is going to a slower journey with this fourth …
Oh my friends, it has been awhile, hasn’t it?! There’s a good reason for that! We have Number 5 on the way, due in February! For the past many weeks, I’ve spent lots and lots of time lying in the bed, trying not to move, trying very hard not to vomit, and praying for this all-day …
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 …
