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3rd – 5th Grade Printable Activities and Resources: curriculum suggestions and reviews, worksheets and printable activities, book suggestions, and more
Bar graphs are always a hit at our house! Whether we’re graphing the types of writing utensils in the junk drawer (markers, pens, pencils) or graphing types of bear counters (a favorite!), making a bar graph just doesn’t seem to get old. 🦃 Click here to browse through more Thanksgiving Worksheets and hands-on printable activities. …
If your homeschool is like ours, there are several topics that you and your children study and learn about each year. We usually study the Pilgrims each year in the weeks leading up to Thanksgiving. It is a great opportunity to study American history! Many years ago (2013!), I published a worksheet packet focusing on …
I created this set of Fall Bar Graph Worksheets 9 years ago for my then 1st grade girl who couldn’t get enough bar graphs! She loved them in any theme that I would make her. We would graph the colors in the crayon box, the colors of hairbows in the hairbow box, and the types …
Columbus Day is observed the second Monday of each October here in the United States of America. And It is quickly upon us! While my children and I do not study Christopher Columbus in-depth each year, we do read and discuss him at least once each year around Columbus Day, and then as the opportunity …
While my children are in preschool and elementary school, we study apples each and every year. What is fall without eating fresh apples while reading apple books?! Some years we have worked on big unit studies (fun!), and other years we just read lots of apple books and do taste-testing. Last year, we went to …
Thankfully, I discovered the joy of copywork early in our homeschool life. In addition to handwriting practice, copywork allows my children to remember and internalize information in yet another way. Repetition in the form of oral drill work, flash cards, and copywork make for a solid way to learn information. If you and your children …
When I am researching curriculum for our homeschool, I am so tickled when I find a post or site that gives me several options through which to wade. If you are looking for U.S. History curriculum for your homeschool, I hope this will be that post for you! As a homeschool mama for 12+ years, …
Last year, I explained how I evaluate our homeschool year using Hits and Misses. This method is very simple (on purpose – I like simple!) and is adaptable to any grade, age, or stage you might be teaching. You can read more about my super easy method here: How I Evaluate Our Homeschool Year I …
A frequent request here at Mama’s Learning Corner are more grammar worksheets. I published the Verb worksheets for 3rd and 4th Grades a couple of years ago, and there is a constant request for MORE! I finally have the noun set finished and ready to share with you! I will work on adjectives and adverbs …
This Noun Sorting activity is similar to the Noun and Verb Sorting Activity. Since my son isn’t the biggest fan of writing, this is a great cut and paste activity for him! This cut and paste activity focuses on classifying types of nouns. A noun is a word that names a person, place, thing, or …
This Noun and Verb Sorting Activity is a fun way to practice parts of speech! This cut and paste-style activity is a welcome change of pace from regular grammar worksheets. We use this activity to reinforce correct identification of nouns and verbs. My son isn’t a fan of writing, so this is a good alternative …
