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Make Learning Fun Again Looking for a screen-free way to keep your kids engaged while building spelling, vocabulary, and problem-solving skills? Our Rainbow of Hidden Message Word Searches are the perfect blend of fun and learning. Each puzzle celebrates a different color of the rainbow (and beyond!)…and kids won’t stop until they uncover the secret…
Inside our Animal Locomotion Resource, your kids can explore 10 different animals that Hop, Leap, or Jump. It’s a great resource to use in a Leap Year or as part of an animal unit. Introduce each animal by completing the “How much do you know?” worksheet. Then confirm the fun facts by reading the informational…
35 Quotes and bible verses to inspire your homeschool journey Minsdet shifting is hard work. Our brains are hardwired to keep us safe…and that looks a little strange sometimes. Our brain sends us thoughts to KEEP us from becoming our best selves, by avoiding hard things. Even when you KNOW beyond a shadow of a doubt you…
There are many reasons fine motor skills are important for 3 to 5-year-olds. First, they are essential for many everyday tasks, such as eating, dressing, and bathing. Second, they are necessary for learning to write. Third, they play a role in cognitive development, as they help children to develop hand-eye coordination and problem-solving skills. And…
Zoo activities never go out of style. Even students in the middle grades love animals and Zoo related resources. Happy Hive Homeschooling has a fun, 10 Question True/False activity with a ZOO theme you can use to celebrate Zoo Lovers Day – April 8th with your kids. WHAT YOU GET: A worksheet with the True/False…
These animal report templates help make completing animal research easy! It is a basic 3 part report. 1. Works Cited 2. Animal Report 3. Project You can use it all or just what you feel applies to your learners. It works with any age/grade. Your kids can choose : Amphibian, Insect, Mammal, Bird, Fish or…
Palindromes can be words, phrases, dates, and times. A Palindrome is something that reads the same backward as forward. There are even Palindrome poems! Every year contains palindrome dates. Every day contains palindrome times! You don’t need a special reason to teach Plenty of Palindromes. This resource introduces your children in the middle…
Using Readers Theater in your Homeschool is an empowering way to involve children of all ages and reading levels. All you really need are scripts and kids! The rest is easy! You can complete the event in a day or a week, or longer as you see fit. It is my goal with Reader’s Theater…
As you know many (but not all) of the main characters in fairy tales are children. These characters each go on a quest of some sort, their version of the Hero’s journey. Even children as young as preschool are able to recognize how awesome it is that the Pigs win over the Big, Bad Wolf…
As you know many (but not all) of the main characters in fairy tales are children. These characters each go on a quest of some sort, their version of the Hero’s journey. Even children as young as preschool are able to recognize how awesome it is that the Pigs win over the Big, Bad Wolf…
As you know many (but not all) of the main characters in fairy tales are children. These characters each go on a quest of some sort, their version of the Hero’s journey. Even children as young as preschool are able to recognize how awesome it is that the Pigs win over the Big, Bad Wolf…
As you know many (but not all) of the main characters in fairy tales are children. These characters each go on a quest of some sort, their version of the Hero’s journey. Even children as young as preschool are able to recognize how awesome it is that the Pigs win over the Big, Bad Wolf…
