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In the weeks leading up to Christmas, I try to make school slightly different for my little people. It’s always fun to do things a little out of routine, so I try to plan for a good portion of our homeschool days to be Christmas-focused in some way. For most holidays, I print out many …
It has been a long time since I published a new pattern block set. So today is the day! I realized I had some holiday clipart that I’ve never used, so I’m happy to report there is now a set of Christmas Pattern Block Mats if your young ones love pattern blocks as much as mine …
The 2021 Black Friday Sale at Mama’s Learning Corner is here just a bit earlier than usual this year! Use this year’s sale to stock up on worksheets and printable packets for your young ones! Here are the details for this year’s Black Friday sale: ALL individual worksheets and printable activities found in the Shop …
This week, my youngest daughter and I visited Lindley’s Mill, North Carolina, where a small Revolutionary War battle took place. My g-g-g-g-g-g grandfather (yes, that’s 6), a Major, lost his life in that battle in September 1781. The facts of the Battle of Lindley’s Mill are just fascinating. The Patriot governor of North Carolina, along …
Do you need a fresh fall writing activity for your young learners? This set of fall sentences worksheets will be a nice change of pace to your regular writing activities! I have found that writing sentences and then paragraphs requires a tremendous amount of practice and exposure for my children. Some have come by this …
Even though we are using a formal textbook-style curriculum this year, I’m not super rigid in completing all of the book. Part of the freedom of homeschool is not having to complete all the parts of any curriculum. I can choose what is the best fit for my children, and then leave the rest. It’s …
This week, I am sharing our 5th Grade Homeschool Curriculum plans for the 2021-2022 school year. This will be the fourth time I have taught 5th grade, which is exciting! You will see that I am using some of my tried-and-true 5th grade curriculum and adding in a few new-to-us curricula as well. We are …
Through my 11+ years of homeschooling, I’ve used a variety of Bible curriculum. From dot-to-dot worksheets with a Bible story in the very early days to just reading verse-by-verse, I have used quite a few methods to teach my children the Bible and the doctrine of our Christian Faith. Even when we had terribly difficult …
In our homeschool, I don’t start a formal writing or composition curriculum until at least 4th or 5th grade. Aside from doing the composition exercises in Rod and Staff English, my main focus of those years is writing solid sentences and paragraphs. Some of my children picked up writing very easily, and others have definitely …
I have one more packet of Directed Draw and Write Worksheets to share with y’all, and this set has a lovely Patriotic theme! We will celebrate America’s 245th birthday in just a few days, so we are thinking about All Things U.S.A. here at the Hill House! We are having a family shindig on the …
One of my main homeschool objectives in the elementary years is exposure. Sure, there are a few subjects that require mastery – math, grammar, Latin – but history, science, and geography are mostly exposure in our homeschool during the younger years. We used Story of the World for awhile as our main spine in Tapestry …
Hey there! I’m Lauren, Wife and Mama to 5 kiddos ages 16 down to 4, whom we homeschool with a focus on the Lord and a classical approach. I’m so glad you found your way here to Mama’s, where you’ll find lots of learning ideas!
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