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Creative Ways to Save and Display Children’s Artwork Post Preview: This post will share ways to turn your children’s artwork into treasures that will last for a long time and be well loved. It’s not about organizing kid’s artwork, but about saving your favorites. If your house is anything like mine you have an abundance of children’s artwork to deal… Read More
Cut and Paste Hail Mary Prayer Printable post preview: This post contains a downloadable set of cut and paste activities with two versions of the Hail Mary prayer. The post also contains other Hail Mary activities. While working on learning prayers, it’s fun to work on them in many different ways. Not only does that make it interesting and engaging,… Read More
Whether you’re studying about the ocean or just want to enjoy some fun, creative time for coloring, your kids will love these super cute ocean coloring pages! Even better – they’re a totally free download. Bonus! Related Post: 10 Best Beach Books for Young Children Free Printable Super Cute Ocean Coloring Pages All three coloring pages have lots of areas… Read More
15 Important Life Skills: An Essential List of Life Skills for Kids is a post by contributing writer Tonya from Travel Inspired Living. As homeschoolers, we often like to think that our children are better prepared to handle life situations than many of their public school counterparts. After all, they do see us “living life” day after day. But after speaking… Read More
Opposites Worksheets for Kindergarten and Preschool (Antonyms Worksheets Packet) Post Preview: This post includes a free eight page learning packet with printables all about opposites for preschoolers and kindergarteners. This free opposites worksheets packet is perfect for kids ages 4 – 7, depending on skill levels and interest. In eight pages, it works on opposites in a variety of ways,… Read More
How to Get a Grip on Homeschool Planning: Steps for Planning Your Homeschool Year is a guest post from Mary Prather of Homegrown Learners. During much of our “off” time this summer I have been thinking about and planning for the upcoming school year. The downside to immersing myself in homeschool reading (books, blogs, magazines, etc.) is the tendency… Read More
