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Head, Heart, Hands: How to Create Daily Rhythms in Your Homeschool for Educating the Whole Child is a post by contributing writer Michelle of Raising Cajuns. One of the things so many of us love about homeschooling is that we can educate the whole child, meaning we can assist in their physical, academic, spiritual, and emotional growth simultaneously. No need for separate… Read More
Five Reasons Your Child Should Be an Altar Server is a post by contributing writer Kathryn Whitaker of Team Whitaker. As a convert, I’ve always been drawn to the Mass—its rituals, its words and its mystery. When my oldest turned ten, the parish sent us an invitation and encouraged us to attend altar server training. To be honest, I hadn’t really… Read More
Teaching Textbooks 3.0 Review: The Math I’d Use If I Were Still Homeschooling Post Preview: This post will cover why we love Teaching Textbooks, details about the new online version (Teaching Textbooks 3.) including a large family discount, why we are using it this summer with one of our public school kids, and information about a free trial and a… Read More
Outer Space Preschool and Kindergarten Math Worksheets Packet Post Preview: This post includes a free eight page learning packet with math printables for preschool and kindergarten students. There are also other space activities and resources. This free outer space preschool and kindergarten math worksheets packet is great for kids ages 4 – 7, depending on their skill levels and interest…. Read More
Where did summer go? I know for some of you that don’t start school until September, you probably think that there’s still plenty of summer left. But, since we’ll start back to school in just a couple of weeks, it feels like summer is ending. Since August begins this week, it means that it’s time for the August Activities for… Read More
What is an Adverb? (Free Adverb Worksheet for Kids) Post Preview: This post contains a free beginning adverbs worksheet. There are also other language arts and adverb resources. Adverbs can be a tricky part of speech for many children. Heck – who are we kidding? They can be a difficult part of speech for adults too. What is an adverb anyway?… Read More
