I remember when I first learned how to sew. I was never taught growing up, but I am pretty crafty, so I figured I could teach myself. This took a lot of trial and error. Luckily I had a friend that helped me learn how to thread my first needle, but I often found myself alone at home trying to fight Read More
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35 Ways to Connect With Your Child + FREE 7 Day Connect Challenge!
Are you wondering how to connect to your child and win their heart? Having a strong connection with your children is one of your most powerful tools as a parent! While it’s obvious that there are many benefits to having a strong connection with your kids, we live in a society Read More
FREE Bible Study Journaling Pages
Do you have a separate Bible study time in your homeschool? As my children get older, I like to set aside time in the morning during our homeschool day for Bible study. This can look like many different things, and we switch it up often. We can read together from the Bible, or work on scripture Read More
Over 350 FREE Word Families Worksheets
Learning to read is a difficult task for young students. There are so many different patterns that it is often confusing for our younger students learning to read.Word families are sets of words that have a common letter and sound pattern. (For example, the -en word family contains the words Read More
FREE Times Tables and Skip Counting Printables
Once addition and subtraction are mastered, multiplication is the next big math step that your child will need to learn. Multiplication is one of those things that you must know, and master to be able to have a strong foundation in math. It is also one of those things can be extremely frustrating Read More
Thanksgiving Through History – Holiday Homeschooling Freebies
Homeschooling through the holidays can be extra difficult... OR it can be extra fun! If you are constantly trying to balance all that has to be done, with actually enjoying your family during these busy days, I've found the trick is to keep it simple, and make the holiday the lesson. This year, why Read More
FREE Writing Prompts Broken Down by Age Group
If you have a child that struggles with writing it may be time to take a break from the textbook and try something creative and new. Writing Prompts are a great way to give our children the freedom to write creatively, with some prompting. This helps if you see that they are constantly finding Read More
FREE Tool to Help Handwriting Challenges
Do you struggle with your student's sloppy handwriting? Does it look like they are a "doctor-in-training?" You know what I mean, the chicken-scratch type of handwriting you see on prescription pads when you visit the doctor's office. Often-times homeschool moms stress neat handwriting, but what if Read More
FREE Report Card Templates
In our state we don't have to report our grades, but sometimes it's nice to have a plan and a way to keep track of your homeschool grades. One of my favorite things about homeschooling is that it eliminates the stress on my children when it comes to grades. In the early elementary years I don't like Read More
