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K to 2nd Grade worksheets and printable activities: phonics, math facts, color by code, book suggestions, unit study helps, and more
This is going to be such a fun week! Each day, I’m publishing a new nursery rhyme packet! Today, we’re starting off with Jack and Jill – a favorite! Jack and Jill Nursery Rhyme Packet Last year, I published a nursery rhyme packet that many of you loved. I wanted to make it even better …
My children and I have always loved nursery rhymes. In a time of electronics and over-committed schedules, I believe it’s more important than ever to teach your children nursery rhymes! Nursery Rhymes connect us to a more simple way of life. They expose my children to vocabulary they wouldn’t naturally encounter (ex: ‘Jack fell down …
Each year, we read many books about pumpkins. My children and I love to study and read about them during the beautiful North Carolina fall season! Browse through these pumpkin books and reserve a few at your local library! Note: You can view all of Our Favorite Books in one spot. So go browse, and then …
Just like studying apples, we study the life of Early American Johnny Appleseed each September as well! Biographies are such a neat way to introduce different science or history topics to my children. In this case, learning about Johnny Appleseed’s life is a neat segue to studying apples and how they grow. Because this is …
John Chapman, more commonly known as Johnny Appleseed, was a unique man in many ways. His greatest desire was to spread the beauty and love of the apple throughout our great country. Some considered him crazy because of his methods, while others considered him heroic. Johnny Appleseed was really an interesting soul. He was an …
I’ve mentioned a couple of times on Facebook this week that my children and I study apples every single September. Why? Well, mostly because it is one of my favorite unit studies, if truth be told! 🙂 We love to have apple taste tests, we try to visit an orchard and pick a few apples, …
Over our 6 years of homeschooling, our Bible time has looked different almost every year. As my children have grown to different ages and stages, our Bible time has changed with it. One of my most asked questions is what our Bible time looks like each day. I’d be happy to share what that looks …
Despite changing curriculum in a few subjects over our past 6 years of homeschooling, there are certain subjects where we found the perfect curriculum fit the first time. Don’t you love it when that happens?! All About Spelling (affiliate link) was one of those staple curricula that we fell in perfect alignment with from the get …
It’s been many months since I posted the first set of sight word puzzle cards using the Pre-Primer Dolch word list. My girls have matched them a million times over! So it is long past time to post the Dolch Primer word set! My first grader is turning into quite the reader, but she still …
My first grader and I have spent a lot of time understanding and practicing number bonds this past week. She’s still getting the concept down pat! In addition to the hands-on activities we use, I made a few number bond worksheets for her to practice her skills. Number Bond Worksheets: Sums to 6 There are …
My girls absolutely adore their weekly activity baskets! This week’s activity basket for kids is summer themed – fun! If you’ve seen the other activity baskets I’ve shared, you know that my financial goal for these baskets is $5 or less, and this basket definitely met that goal. The only things brand new in the …
