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Oh my! It has been a very long time since I published a set of reading cards from our Book of the Week series! Despite my not publishing a new set of reading cards in over a year (eek!), I have continued to make them for my beginning readers to increase their reading fluency. I …
Whether we are doing school or having a laid-back day around the house, we are a family that reads a lot of books. We love them! Living books have a beautiful way of teaching that I have found in no other method. My children literally soak up the pages. What a joy to watch! This …
A few weeks ago, I shared that the bulk of our learning during the Christmas Season involved living books and reading about the birth of Jesus. I was very blessed to realize early on in our homeschool life that we did not have to do traditional school, especially during the holidays. Whew! What a relief! With …
We love literature-based learning in our homeschool! It’s such a gentle, effective way to learn and we can’t get enough of it. (This post contains affiliate links. Please see my disclosure policy for more information.) The past couple of weeks we’ve been reading Henry the Castaway by Mark Taylor. Because we’ve had a few days …
I’m frequently asked what my favorite ______ is for homeschooling. You can insert the word pencil, printer, curriculum, file folders, read-alouds, or any other item we homeschool mamas frequently ponder over. So today I’m sharing what I have found to be the best dictionary for Kindergarten – 2nd Grade. Dictionary for Kindergarten – 2nd …
This post contains affiliate links which help support free worksheets and printables here at Mama’s Learning Corner. For more information, please see my disclosure policy. This week, my children and I have enjoyed The King’s Taster by Kenneth Oppel. And I when I say ‘enjoyed’, that means we’ve read the book only 99 times. At …
When I plan school for the year, I make sure that I include planning lots of educational activities for my girls (ages 7, 5, and 3 1/2). In my opinion, planning what curriculum or unit study were going to work on is only half the battle. Planning independent educational activities for my girls requires thought …
Even though I’ve only posted a few sets of printables to go along with our literature-based unit studies (we’re using Five In A Row mostly), we’re on our 5th book. And it has been one of our favorites so far! In fact, we stretched this book over two weeks because my girls wanted to read …
I am so thrilled that we’ve made the leap to literature-based unit studies in our homeschool. They are such a wonderful, gentle way to learn! Papa Piccolo Activities This post contains affiliate links that help support Mama’s Learning Corner. Visit Mama’s Disclosure Policy for more information. This past week, my children and I enjoyed …
This semester, I’m tweaking our schedule a bit so we’ll have more time for literature-based unit studies. During my planning time prior to this semester, I had the opportunity to spend several hours at our local homeschool store, poring through different curricula that use this method. We already use Tapestry of Grace for history, so …
This post contains affiliate links. For more information, please visit my disclosure policy. Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See? is another favorite book here at the Hill House. We have several Eric Carle books and they just never seem to grow old, despite our reading them a ton of times. When I plan …
