It’s time for week 4 of the Build Up to Summer Learning program! The theme this week is farm and it’s quite a cute little theme.
Cursive writing. I have to admit – my kids are not thrilled with having to learn ANOTHER form of writing. They already dislike print writing enough. But there are far too many benefits to cursive for me to pass up teaching them. Plus, they can already write – the switch to cursive is seriously simple….
Practice addition while sitting on the beach! Or pretending to sit on the beach with these beach addition dry erase cards! All in all, my kids would just assume skipping practicing math facts. We play games and make it fun (half the time they don’t know they are practicing) but sometimes just writing down the…
Last year I put out a Thanksgiving K/1st Math pack, and I wanted to expand on it this year. I added some more math activities and some language arts too. Most of these sheets are for the K-2nd range, though some will be good for older and/or younger kids too! What’s in the pack?Write…
I am so excited for the Fourth of July this year. We are finally going to brave some fireworks because we can actually see them from our house! I haven’t gone to fireworks in years. So, in preparation, I decided we needed to start celebrating with some fun math pages (and of course the Silly…
My kids hate writing. I hear this from parents and teachers over and over and over. My kids hate writing. Typically people mean the physical act of writing, not the process of thinking of words to put on a paper. And this activity handles the physical act without the process part. My kids will dictate…
Skip counting isn’t hard to learn but it can’t take a lot of time. It’s rote memorization which means just repeating it until it clicks. I’m not usually a big fan of rote memorization but there are some skills that are just useful to have. And skip counting is one. Skip Counting Dot to Dot…