Mamas Learning Corner
Creative Learning Ideas. Worksheets and Printable Activities.
There are several timeless topics that my children and I study each year. These mainstay topics seem to ebb and flow as we move through the seasons in our homeschool. As we move away from harsh winter weather and into the newness of Spring, my children and I will once again study about birds. We …
Through the years, I’ve worked hard to encourage my children to use their imaginations. I have some children who are extremely creative, and others who are more gifted in other areas. But regardless of how creative my children are, I’ve provided them with opportunity after opportunity to use the magnificent creative brains that God gave …
Thankfully with having 4 children, I realized early on that imaginative play has huge benefits. While I create a boatload of worksheets and printable activities for us to use in our homeschool, they never trump pretend play. Imaginative play is a priority in our home. For many years, I felt like I wasn’t disciplined enough …
I originally wrote this post when my girls were 8, 6, and 5, so please keep that in mind as you read my recommendation! They are much older now, so this would only be appealing to my current 4th grader. It would be a very easy read for her. Today’s book – The Cool Story …
Since Mama’s Learning Corner is geared towards lower elementary students, most writing activities involve drawing a picture and then writing a couple of sentences or words to describe their drawing. Writing Prompt: Clean Room 10-page set of Writing Prompts for Subscribers Only when you sign up for Mama’s Email. My Nature Journal – Perfect to …
While my children haven’t been the biggest fans of learning math facts, they do enjoy Subtraction Ladders! If you’re not familiar, Subtraction Ladders are a neat way to practice subtraction facts. In this worksheet multi-digit subtraction is used, so your child can have lots of practice with borrowing (regrouping). Start by solving the equation at …
The week between Christmas and New Year’s is always a huge planning week for me – planning our next semester of school, finding a few new meals to add to our dinner routine, re-assigning chores to the kids, and all of those other things that moms organize and do. Also included in that list is …
The Color Your Own Calendar is back for 2016! ::happy dances all around:: This is such a fun printable calendar for kids, and your kiddos are sure to love it! I don’t know what it is about calendar work, but my girls seem to love it. Pair that with coloring, and there are just smiles …
Celebrate the Christmas Season with fun print-and-go printables! These Christmas Hidden Picture Printables combine sweet Christmas scenes with the challenge of finding hidden objects. Whether you’re a homeschooler or a teacher, these printable worksheets bring a nice change of pace PLUS educational benefit for your kiddos. Be sure to download the free sample below, and …
Winter is the perfect time to add in some gentle handwriting, phonics, and vocabulary practice—and these Winter Label the Picture worksheets make it easy for your Kindergarten and 1st Grade learners. Each page gives young children helpful practice with sounding out winter vocabulary words, building fine motor skills with cut and paste activities, and writing …
This post contains affiliate links. I am a long-time fan of All About Spelling, as we have used it in our homeschool for over 6 years now. I loved the concept of All About Spelling for my children that are natural spellers, but I love it even more for my child that finds spelling to …
