I hope you will enjoy our family’s daily chore chart printable! I wanted to design something that we could use for my 6 and 5 year old to know what was expected of them each day. My middle child can’t read yet so she needed pictures to represent her responsibilities. I also wanted it to… Read More Chore Chart Printable With Pictures
So you’ve decided to start homeschooling! First of all YAY I’m so excited you are on this journey and that I get to be a tiny part of it. And I know you’re probably thinking, “O crap, what in the heck do I do next?” It’s like you’ve entered a new world that you know… Read More How To Start Homeschooling For The Total Beginner: Curriculum, Schedules, Socialization, & Legal
This is a digital download of my psalm 23 printable! You will receive both ESV & KJV translation, and can laminate it for extra durability. Scroll down to see how you can use this as a tool while your family memorizes psalm 23. Cost: $2 If you enjoy it, I’d be so thankful if you… Read More Psalm 23 Printable For Memorization & Copywork
Do you ever wish you could see what another homeschooler’s day looks like? Or ask someone what curriculum’s they like and why? I know I had a million questions, but didn’t have many people to ask when we started kindergarten. That’s where homeschool Facebook groups can really help you out! I’ll not so secretly admit… Read More Best Homeschool Facebook Groups For New Homeschool Parents
Help your preschooler or kindergartener practice their phone number! This sheet will help with memorization, introduce how numbers look on a phone, and help kids learn to copy numbers. This super simple activity will be emailed to you as a PDF, and can be printed right away. No physical product will be sent. Cost: $2… Read More Phone Number Practice Printable
Once you have your homeschool curriculum, there’s probably not a ton you NEED to buy right now. As you start your year, you’ll find those little things that are missing and you’ll notice systems that aren’t working. That’s what will direct you to buy what’s REALLY needed as you figure out your style of teaching… Read More Our Homeschool Supplies For Kindergarten & Nature Study
It wasn’t until I had 3 kids of my own that I attempted to make this low sugar strawberry freezer jam for the first time. I’m a personal fan of the fresh strawberry flavor and bright pink color. Plus it’s SO easy to make! My dad always told me it was, but somehow I didn’t… Read More Super Easy Low Sugar Strawberry Freezer Jam
If you are looking for a healthy homemade snack to hand out to your kids, look no more! These peanut butter power balls are packed with oats, creamy peanut butter, chia seeds, honey, and chocolate chips. (Yes, chocolate should be it’s own food group. I agree!) We had gotten into a bad rut at my… Read More Peanut Butter Power Balls With Chia & Chocolate
My oldest will be 7 soon, and it’s interesting to me that it wasn’t until recently that I started to hear the phrase, “Mom I’m bored”. Especially during quiet time when he was tired of reading or playing alone. He’d slump on a chair and look as though I should offer my pity. But of… Read More “Mom, I’m bored” Why Boredom Is Good For Kids And How To Respond
If you are anything like most first time homeschool moms, you may be wondering how much time it takes to homeschool your preschooler each day. For some reason, the pressure can feel unrealistically high when you are just starting! You don’t have a sense of normal yet, and the sense of “messing it up” feels… Read More How Much Time Should Preschool Take Each Day At Home
