Summer is in full swing and yet I am sitting here and thinking about school. It doesn't help that my preschooler asks me nearly every day to do school with her. Not to mention that we homeschool through the summer, kind of hard NOT to think about school in that case (read why here). I wanted something that was fun and bright and engaging to keep my preschooler happy without costing me anything and lo and behold, I didn't find much! It was time to put something together and of course, I wanted to ... Read the Post
Your Preschooler will Love this New, Bright Summer Printable Pack!
Open and Go Charlotte Mason Preschool Curriculum
As my homeschooling vision and style has become more streamlined over the years, my idea of what preschool should be has changed drastically. When I started out, I thought preschool should be a short introduction to school. And I thought school should be exactly what it was in the public school, complete with little desks and ideally me standing in the front with a teacher hat and wooden pointer. Preschool therefore should be short but intense little bursts filled with little workbooks and ... Read the Post
Free Spring Themed Printable Worksheets for Preschool
Who doesn't love getting free printables? Especially if it means keeping your busy preschooler busy so you have a few more minutes with your older ones! Am I right? We have been having so much fun with this spring preschool printable pack! These 17 pages are packed full of some fun activities for your little one including coloring pages, counting, learning their shapes, learning to write their alphabet and so much more! Keep your preschooler occupied during those spring showers with a little bit ... Read the Post
Set up your Montessori at Home with these Handmade Learning Resources!
I have a confession, I LOVE Montessori. If I could afford it, I would set up my entire classroom and homeschool as "Montessori at Home". It would be a beautiful thing. I have spent HOURS ogling beautiful Montessori classrooms on Pinterest, many a late night staring longingly at the handmade trays and set ups, downright coveting them (#facepalm)! via GIPHY As a hopeless all or nothing person, I have the mentality that if I can't do it ALL the way, I won't do it at all. The great thing ... Read the Post
FREE Alphabet Copywork Bundle
This week I've been working on finding some resources for my preschooler and decided I would make my own alphabet copywork for her. They turned out so well that I wanted to share them with you! If you're a blogger, keep reading to add your links to our link up at the bottom! Make sure to pin this post so your friends/readers can grab theirs too! Get your free alphabet copywork bundle! I am so excited about this alphabet copywork bundle! It is simple and the writing area is large enough for ... Read the Post
Top Preschool Curriculum Choices for Homeschooling
Looking for a detailed list of available Preschool curriculum to help you start with your little one? Look no further! I'll give you a brief overview of each program, the cost, and links to go find more details! Make sure you stop and pin this post for later so you don't lose it! If you have older children, don't forget to check out the Master Homeschool Curriculum List. Top Preschool Curriculum Choices for Homeschooling. 1. WinterPromise: This is what we are using for 2016/2017 ... Read the Post
Free Dinosaur Coloring Pages
I put together this super cute bundle of free dinosaur coloring pages and copywork for your preschool/kindergarteners! My kids love to color, doesn't matter how old they are! The copywork at the bottom just adds a little element of "school" to these pages, and helps them learn their letters or if they are older, how to spell common dinosaur names. These dinosaur coloring pages are fun, simple, and easy. They are the perfect thing to store away for that camping trip coming up or the visit to ... Read the Post
Learning about Bunnies and Favorite things Friday #15
This week we decided to get some bunnies for the kids. It was really a last minute decision, I had bunnies growing up and the more we talked about it, the more we thought they would be the perfect fit for our family! We found 4 little bunnies for $60 and were given some free cages and bunny food from a friend. So far we haven't spent more than the initial $60 as they are living pretty much on grass, clover, dandelions, and greens from our salads. Each kid got to choose their own and we have been ... Read the Post
