Mamas Learning Corner
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What We’re Reading is a weekly series here at Mama’s Learning Corner. Each Monday, I post a few of the books my children and I will read together during the week. I hope you’ll discover some new-to-you books to share with your family. Since we celebrate George Washington’s Birthday next week, I thought some interesting …
It’s all about nature today at Mama’s Learning Corner! There are two sets of downloads, so make sure to scroll all the way to the bottom of the post to download both sets. Set 1: My Nature Journal After we’ve spent time exploring outside, my son uses these printables to record what he has observed. …
Compound Word Cross Out is an interesting way to practice compound words! Cross out each word that is a compound word – so simple! This worksheet is a great supplement for your 1st – 3rd grader. More Compound Words Worksheets → Name that Compound Word! → Compound Words → Compound Words Worksheet: What is it? …
It takes lots of different methods to solidify those math facts in a young mind! I use a variety of games, cards, and activities to make sure my children truly know their math facts. I also have my children complete worksheets for a change of pace. Start by solving the equation at the top of …
What We’re Reading is a weekly series here at Mama’s Learning Corner. Each Monday, I post a few of the books my children and I will read together during the week. I hope you’ll discover some new-to-you books to share with your family. My older two children (6 and 4 years old) are flying on …
Are you working on a Benjamin Franklin unit study? Or do you need a fresh quote for your copywork this week? If so, make sure you download this copywork quote from Benjamin Franklin! Early to bed and early to rise makes a man healthy, wealthy and wise. ~Benjamin Franklin Benjamin Franklin Worksheets If you’re …
Commutative Squares – also known as magic squares – are an easy way to practice math facts. This particular commutative square focuses on double-digit addition. If you’re unfamiliar with Magic Squares, the instructions are simple: First add each row in the square. Then add each column in the square. When you are finished, the bottom …
Topic: The student practices his scissor skills by cutting his way to the ‘s’ words Grade Level: Pre-K, Kindergarten or any child that needs practice with scissor skills Category: Scissor Skills [download id=”107″ format=”1″]
Topic: Recognize correct capitalization and punctuation using simple sentences Grade Level: First Grade Category: Spelling and Grammar [download id=”105″ format=”1″]
I’m always curious what others are reading in their homeschools. What new books can I find for us to read? I’m constantly on a book hunt! In case you’re curious what we are reading here at the Hill House for Valentine’s Day, you can take a peek below. Note that these are my affiliate links. …
