Category: Homeschool Schedule

Rainbow Activities For teaching primary versus secondary colors and more in homeschool. — November 17, 2024 ROYGBIV. We have all probably learned the acronym to remember the colors that make up a rainbow. But there is a much better way than simply teaching an acronym to a young child. Instead, let’s conduct experiments, create art,… Read more

Sewing Activities for Homeschool And quilt themed activities for kids. — October 24, 2024 From actually sewing with a needle to practicing patterns with a cozy theme this week is full of play based learning activities. To access complete instructions for any or all of these activities click the button below. Qq is for Quilt… Read more

Preschool Kitchen Activities Inspire a budding chef in and out of the kitchen. — October 12, 2024 Does your child love to help you in the kitchen? Mine do, all three of them. But that doesn’t mean I’m always ready to have them all in there helping me. Do you ever feel that way? Sometimes… Read more

Owl Facts for Preschoolers Hidden in play based learning activities. — September 26, 2024 Step inside a week of Letter of the Week with Oo is for Owl. Did you know that an owl eats their prey whole? Does your child know what a nocturnal animal is? The play based learning activities planned for this… Read more

Nn is for Nose Integrating learning into the home environment. — September 10, 2024 The beauty of homeschool is that learning and lessons can occur during normal everyday routines. As a homeschooling parent we know exactly what our children are studying in their lessons. As a result we can create learning opportunities in the evenings… Read more

I See The Moon Bid ideas for littles ones. — September 2, 2024 Does your preschooler notice the moon? My children did not at first because their first instinct was not to look up. When I purposefully began pointing out the bright, large shape in the night sky, and included poetry every time, they began… Read more

Ll is for Leaves Observe and interact with the natural world. — August 21, 2024 Each species of plants have unique leaves that assist in identifying it. Whether that plant is poisonous or beneficial. If beneficial, what uses can it serve? Is it useful for medicinal purposes, creating beauty, or providing fruit? The first step… Read more

Kk is for Kite Worksheets have their place in preschool at home, here is why. — August 5, 2024 Hands-on, manipulatives, experiments, activities, and games all have a prominent stage when it comes to preschool at home. People often overlook and look down upon the typical worksheet in home learning for preschool. However, there are… Read more

Jj is for Jellyfish The necessity of basic preschool skills in home learning. — July 28, 2024 Jellyfish are inspiring this week of Letter of the Week and for an excellent purpose. Beyond the mysterious world they inhabit and mesmerizing translucent bodies is a perfect opportunity to explore why some skills should be learned early. … Read more

Ii is for Insect Spontaneous versus planned review sessions for preschool. — July 16, 2024 What does a week of lessons look like with a preschooler? How much time is dedicated to their lessons? What about review? Is each learning time meticulously planned?  There are so many questions when discussing preschool at home. In addition… Read more