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Gratitude is one of those things that never go out of style. Gratitude rocks make an excellent activity for when you are HOMESCHOOLING THROUGH THE HOLIDAYS during the Thanksgiving Season. They are also an excellent summer craft. Anytime your kids need a little refresher about having an attitude of gratitude themselves, bring out this activity…
Looking for a variety of Oreo Cookie Activities for your homeschool? The Happy Hive has what you need! This set of Oreo Cookie Activities has a little something for everyone – all you need are the kids, and the cookies! Celebrate any of the following Holidays with these printable Oreo Cookie Activities: National Oreo…
Waffle Day is celebrated on August 24th. Create your very own unique waffle paintings to celebrate using this easy step-by-step tutorial from Happy Hive Homeschooling!
On April 13, 1899, the inventor of Scrabble, Alfred Mosher Butts, was born. He would not invent the game he called “Lexiko”, but later changed the name to “Criss Cross Words, until 1938. The game is a household staple and a welcome sight for any family fun night. You can celebrate Scrabble Day by playing…
A value scale is made up of values ranging from white to black, with several shades of gray in between. The variety of shades of gray help to create the illusion of depth and three-dimensionality in a drawing. Use this Value Scale Worksheet to introduce and practice the concept of value by shading horizontally and…
Celebrate National Peanut Butter and Jelly Day with this hilarious activity. The kids write instructions, and the adult follows the instructions EXACTLY as written. (Think Amelia Bedelia style) Following instructions is a skill all children need, but so is GIVING instructions. To help illustrate the importance of giving clear, step-by-step instructions, Use this peanut butter…
This printable is designed to complement the season of Lent. You will find a variety of pages you can use to guide children through Lent: My Lenten Journey – 40 blank spaces with a Christian Theme for recording sacrifices, kindnesses, or both. My Lenten Sacrifices on the next page instructs the participant to place a…
One of the legends associated with St. Patrick is that he used the Shamrock to teach about the Holy Trinity: the Three Persons in One God. I hope this Holy Trinity Shamrock Craft helps YOU communicate that concept to your children in the Spirit of St. Patrick. Use it near St. Patrick’s Day – March 17th or for…
This easy Jester Hat Craft is the perfect addition to your Mardi Gras celebration! With straight lines, even your youngest will be able to cut the templates! Mom can help cut the circles or use a craft punch for the jester’s poms. This project is a great way to sneak in a little scissor practice!…
January 1 is Apple Gifting Day. Use these printable tags to wish family and friends a FRUITFUL new year! Find more January Holidays in this post: JANUARY HOLIDAYS YOUR KIDS WON’T WANT TO MISS
International Lego Day is celebrated on January 28th to commemorate the day Lego applied for the patent on the brick building system we know and love today. Encourage creativity and critical thinking with our FREE Lego Challenge Cards for January! Use the now patented Lego bricks to build 31 unique items that coordinate with…
Creating a word of the year won’t be a chore with our step-by-step guide and printable word list. Begin by listing strengths and weaknesses for each family member. You want to find common areas and gaps. Reflect on your findings and then go ahead and write down as many words as you feel inspired to…
