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Scrambled Sentences are great for those students that are problem solvers! Each sentence contains all of the correct words, but the words are not ordered in the correct sequence. To solve, unscramble each of the sentences and write the words in the correct order. Grade Level: First Grade, Second Grade For similar worksheets, browse through Mama’s …
I love studying the Armor of God with my children. My kiddos love to act out different Bible verses & Bible accounts and this section of Scripture is wonderful for doing just that! During the end of March, I’ve scheduled for us to learn about the Armor of God and what each piece represents. …
We talk about character on a daily basis in our house – sometimes hourly! I have been known to stop school many, many times to deal with character. Honestly, making sure my children have good character is way more important to me than my children knowing math facts or how to diagram a sentence. This …
I just introduced my older two children (ages 5 and 7) to the concept of a Venn Diagram – and they loved it! We’re comparing and contrasting everything on our big white board this week: my 5 year old versus my 7 year old, frogs versus toads, summer versus winter, Minnie versus Mickey and on and …
Help your students practice data skills with this fun interpreting tables apple worksheet! This one-page printable introduces children to reading simple data tables, using favorite apple varieties like Gala, Granny Smith, and Honeycrisp. While I created it for 2nd or 3rd grades, you could certainly use it with any age that needs to shore up …
Reading about the American Flag never gets old to those of us who are patriotic Americans! It’s important the we consistently teach our children about our American heritage, and that includes our beautiful U.S. Flag. This American Flag Reading Comprehension worksheet is just one of many ways I instill a love and appreciation of our …
If you’ve read many of my other posts on incorporating art and art appreciation in our homeschool, you know that this isn’t a strong suit for me. 😉 I had little to no art appreciation in my own schooling, so I hardly know where to start when it comes to exposing my children to great …
I have always found it exciting when I find ways to incorporate learning in our homeschool with a theme, especially during the holidays! It makes more mundane subjects come alive, doesn’t it? This Christmas Adverbs worksheet is just the kind of thing that can make parts of speech seem not-so-awful to those who don’t share …
I try to make more mundane subjects, such as learning the parts of speech, and make them a little more exciting for my young learners. I especially like to make printables and worksheets that focus on a particular theme or holiday. It just makes that type of learning seem so enjoyable – for them and …
Learn and practice calendar skills with this December Calendar worksheet. Each of the prompts focuses on the December calendar. 12 years ago, I published a set of calendar worksheets that I created for my son. I am updating them this year, so make sure you check back each month for this free set of worksheets. …
One of the virtues I hope to instill in my children the most is that of a thankful heart. It takes daily modeling, and providing numerous opportunities for them experience being grateful. I love this quote by Cicero, which describes how important a grateful heart is in our daily lives. A thankful heart is not …
