Juicy Candy Corn Math Pack for Addition, Estimation, etc.
Candy Corn. The one candy that almost no one likes! Yet, it’s widely popular this time of year. I have never really been a fan but the boys do love it. I mean, it’s basically sugar, a lot of cruddy stuff, and food coloring. But Baloo specifically requested candy corn school and I rarely turn down…
Read MoreCutting Strip Art
For day 2 of my 31 days of Homeschool Printables I bring you cutting strip art! Last week I put out these cutting strip printables to download. I couldn’t wait to use them with Royal, but I wanted to wait until we could buy some colored paper. We finally had a chance to print…
Read MoreOctober Did You Notice Cards
Better late than never, right? I did these cards a bit different than previous months. I chose 4 tall tales to focus on and did 5 facts for each. Ideally, you would focus on one tall tale a week and do a fact each day. In reality, you can do it however you please!…
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Free BOB Books Printables Set 4 Books 1 and 2
After taking the month of September off from BOB Printables, we are back again for set 4! I’m teaming up with Becky from This Reading Mama and Cassie from 3 Dinosaurs again as well! This is also the first part of my 31 Days of Homeschool Printables series!! I hope you’ll check back throughout the…
Read MoreClip and Count Clothespin Cards
Royal is working on counting, 1:1 correspondence, recognizing numbers, etc etc. We’ve used clip cards in the past with a bit of a different style. I wanted to recreate them a bit so they would be more versatile. With these cards we can put them in order 1-10, we can match the numbers on the…
Read MoreFree October Calendar Printables
I can hardly believe another month has gone by! Making these calendar pintables every month really makes the passing months seems to fly by! Halloween is probably my least favorite holiday. I enjoy making costumes…and that’s about it. The candy, trick-or-treating, and constant terrifying commercials on TV throughout October are awful. I hate it. Having…
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Free Christopher Columbus Unit
I have a completely new respect for Columbus after researching for this unit. We may credit him with something he doesn’t deserve, but he deserves so much credit in other areas! I am now so excited to teach my kids the truth about Columbus! When I make my units, I make them to be used…
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Cutting Practice Made Easy
Cutting practice has been a hot topic around here lately. Logi-Bear is desperate to learn to cut,but Royal is the one that is really at the cutting age. I try to do most of our cutting practice incognito…in the form of crafts! But sometimes you just need a bit more, right? I made these strips…
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Tool Printable Pack for Preschool and Tots
What is it with kids and tools? It seems like kids are just naturally drawn to investigating tools and what each one does. Of course, playing with real tools is the best. I do try to let my kids use real tools every now and again. The past few months we’ve managed to go to…
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Free Nn is for Newspaper Pack
Quick confession: I don’t know if there is such a thing as a ‘news truck’. I’ve see pick up trucks that deliver newspapers, as well as bikes…but never a van dedicated to delivering newspapers. However, there is not an abundance of vehicles that start with n. So N is for news truck Included…
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Free Johnny Appleseed Unit and Packs
Until earlier this year I believed that Johnny Appleseed was nothing more than a tall-tale. You can imagine my surprise when I began to read more about him… This summer when I was planning our homeschooling year, I started working on this Johnny Appleseed Unit. I was really excited and learned a lot about Johnny…
Read MoreMm is for Mail Truck–Zoomin Moving ABCs
Letter M! Logi-Bear has been working through this pack for weeks now. He apparently loves mail trucks! Included in the pack:M is for Mail Truck coloring pageDot the M’sStamp the M’sConnect the Mail TrucksPrepare for MTrace the MPrepare for 13Trace the 13Paste the Mail Trucks to the MLetter M/Sight word ‘come’ mini bookSort the M’s…
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