Mamas Learning Corner
Creative Learning Ideas. Worksheets and Printable Activities.
Several years ago when I had only littles, I stumbled upon a message board for moms with many young children. A frequent discussion that caught my eye was establishing helpful habits as a mom. Do you remember message boards? They were so fun! Message boards were around before the days of modern blogs. Circa 2008ish. This …
Like most homeschool families, I have to make sure I stick to our curriculum budget. I don’t mind paying for quality resources for my children in the least, however I am always thrilled when I can find resources for free! Homeschool Buyer’s Co-op is offering quite a few free summer activities for kids and I …
A few weeks ago, I shared that the bulk of our learning during the Christmas Season involved living books and reading about the birth of Jesus. I was very blessed to realize early on in our homeschool life that we did not have to do traditional school, especially during the holidays. Whew! What a relief! With …
Last week, my kiddos and I used the book Lentil for our literature-based study. What fun! I’ll have a post up in future weeks detailing all of the fun activities and printables we used during our Lentil week. But the Build Your Own Town printables? Oh I just couldn’t keep it to myself any longer! …
Hello Friends, and welcome back to Thrifty Thursday! High inflation and the country’s current economic woes cause almost all of us to cut corners, and that includes our homeschool budgets. Since many of us are now looking for cheaper ways to homeschool, I am starting a new type of post here at Mama’s Learning Corner: …
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 …
I’m so glad you have joined me for the Weekly Round-Up of Printable Pages! Each weekend, I highlight several quality printables from around a few of my favorite sites. Some printables are new, but I try to choose those that are from a few months back…just in case you missed them when they were first …
We’re working (and working…and working…) on learning multiplication facts here at the Hill House. I’ve brainstormed quite a bit and created several new multiplication worksheets and activities to help my 3rd grader work on memorizing these facts. But I’ll readily admit it is s-l-o-w going. These multiplication wheels will hopefully be a neat change of …
My girls are big pattern block fans! Whether we’re having school or having a day off, pattern blocks seem to make their way out of the container almost every day or two. They have been using this set of pattern block mats for the past few weeks and they love them! The small 1/4 page …
This post contains my affiliate link. You may view my disclosure policy here. All About Learning is offering a really neat free download – Bake the Cookies! I’m downloading ours right now, so we haven’t played it yet. However, the website says this: In this activity, your child gets to “bake” cookies! One side …
My children adore match games – from preschool all the way up to my first grader! Besides the fact that they’re just plain fun, matching games have so much educational benefit. They are a frequent flyer during our homeschool week. Note that this post was originally published in July 2012. I would say it is …
