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3rd – 5th Grade Printable Activities and Resources: curriculum suggestions and reviews, worksheets and printable activities, book suggestions, and more
Each week, I host a Hangout on Air via Google+. If you’re not familiar, a Hangout on Air is very similar to a live TV show. Often, people create an event page where you can watch the Hangout on Air in real time (this is what I do). I do have all of the videos …
“Mama, Bible was super fun this morning!” Heard when putting our Who Am I? Text Book away for the morning: “No! Mama! Just a few more pages…please??” “Can we read more after lunch? What about first thing tomorrow morning?? When it’s time to do math or reading: “Can we read in our Who Am I? …
This worksheet contains word problems with regrouping, using addition and subtraction. 3 of the problems are only 1-step, and 1 problem is multi-step. Grade Level: Second Grade Category: Math, Addition, Subtraction [wpfilebase tag=file id=85 /]
My 6 year-old is really into word searches right now! She’s still very much a beginning reader, but she does not let that stop her from working on difficult word searches. Word Searches are a great way to sneak reading into her everyday life. I’d consider her a bit of a reluctant reader, so these …
Last week, I published a Definition Worksheet that was an enormous hit with all of you! I was so thrilled with how many of you commented and emailed that it was a perfect fit for your own children. I wanted to make a video of how we use the Definition Worksheet in our own homeschool. …
My oldest child is a boy who has never liked the physical act of writing. Even now that his handwriting has turned around (thanks to Handwriting Without Tears!), he still doesn’t like to write. Since we homeschool, I can tweak his schooling so there aren’t tons of assignments that require lots of writing. We read …
This year, my 8 year old son is our third grader! My oldest child is such a joy to teach. He’s the type of child that wakes up each day looking for new things to learn. He’s an avid reader and likes to be challenged, so our third grade curriculum should live up to that …
Sir Alexander Fleming is the famous scientist credited with discovering penicillin. While many microbiologists before Fleming believed certain infections could be treated with microorganisms, no one was able to move the idea along until Fleming. There were a couple of starts and stops with Fleming’s discovery of penicillin, but it finally was mass produced in …
