Looking for a kid’s nature journal for spring? With this new season unfolding on the farm, would you like to join us as we study these five topics: Beautiful butterflies, spring plants, things around the pond, birds of North America, and farm families? If so, go grab the new Spring Nature Journal for kids and let’s get started! Here’s what’s in it: Spring Nature Journal for Kids This post contains Amazon Affiliate Links. I may earn a commission from sales made. Thank you! 1. Beautiful Butterflies First thing we are going to look at in our Kid’s Spring Nature Journal are butterflies: their an ..read more

Get ready for spring and summer with these six, easy dandelion crafts! These dandelion craft ideas can be used for early learning, forest school, unit add-ons, or simply just for fun. The best part is, each of these dandelion crafts are super-easy for kids to do. Not to mention, the supplies for these crafts are things that you, more than likely, already have laying around your house. Having just finished putting together a dandelion unit study, I had to share some of these ideas with you. I hope they inspire your homeschool or classroom in some way this year! 6 Fun and Easy Dandelion Craft ..read more

Here is a massive list of adjectives that start with M, as well as, some fun adjective activities, and sentence examples. Before we jump in, remember that adjectives are a part of speech that are used to describe a noun (person, place, or thing). From positive words like majestic and marvelous, to descriptive words like mindful and meticulous, there are many meaningful letter M adjectives to choose from.  Popular Adjectives that Start with A: Mad Magical Majestic Major Magnificent Mainstream Manageable Many Marvelous Meaningful Media Mild Mindful Mobile Modern More Motivated Positive L ..read more

Are you looking for a list of letter H adjectives for your next writing project or vocabulary lesson?If so, here it is. Before we jump in, remember that adjectives are a part of speech that are used to describe a noun (person, place, or thing). From positive words like happy and helpful to descriptive words like hesitant and heartfelt, there are lots of helpful letter H adjectives to choose from.  These H adjectives can be used for building your writing skills, expanding your vocabulary, coming up with lesson plans, or simply helping your kids learn the letter H. Popular Letter H Adjectiv ..read more

Needing a list of list of letter E adjectives? Maybe you are working a writing project or perhaps you are looking for some vocabulary words for your 3rd graders. Either way, you’ve come to the right place, because here is an awesome list of the adjectives that start with E. From positive words like elegant and excellent to descriptive words like early and earnest, there are lots of great E adjectives to choose from.  These E adjectives can be used for building your writing skills, expanding your vocabulary, coming up with lesson plans, or simply helping your kids learn the letter E. So wi ..read more

Have you heard of a morning menu as it pertains to homeschooling? Well, I decided to look into it for this year and give it a try. Let me show you what I learned and how you can easily set up a morning menu for your homeschool as well. I’ve done morning work for years with my kids so the concept is not new. However, the slight twist is that the pages are put into a four-page menu. Yes, a restaurant-styled menu. Those thick black framed ones that can withstand the traffic of hundreds of hungry customers and still be ready for the next use. Sound appropriate for kids, right? Printable Morning M ..read more

Today I’m sharing the nativity story for kids, as well as, nativity story resources you can use to help teach about Jesus throughout the Christmas season. First off, here’s the Nativity Story for kids: The Nativity Story for Kids An angel named Gabriel came to Mary and told her that she was chosen by God to bring the Savior into the world. Since Mary was a virgin, and not even married yet, she was confused how it would all work. But she trusted the Lord, and she became pregnant just as the angel had foretold. Joseph also was confused by the situation. But an angel visited him as well and tol ..read more

Time to finish off the free letter worksheet series! Today, I’m the last three letters with these X, Y, and Z worksheet packs. You can print these alphabet practice pages off and use them at home with your preschooler or kindergartener for building letter recognition, handwriting, and phonetic skills. So whether you are doing preschool at home or are doing letter-a-day activities with your kindergartener, I think you will find these X, Y, and Z printables helpful. To get started, let me show you what is in each of these letter worksheets packs! Letter X, Y, and Z Worksheets In each letter ..read more

Are you ready for some free printable letter W worksheets that you can print off and use at home with your preschooler or kindergartener? This next set in the free alphabet worksheet series helps to build letter recognition, handwriting, and phonetic skills. But before we get to the printables, let me show you what is in this letter W worksheets pack! Letter W Worksheets There are eight letter W worksheets that are available in this free letter W printable. Each of these worksheets offers practice of the uppercase and lowercase W while building basic handwriting, vocabulary, fine motor ski ..read more

Today I’m sharing a set of free printable letter V worksheets that you can print off and use at home with your preschooler or kindergartener. These letter V printables help build letter recognition, handwriting, and phonetic skills. So whether you are doing preschool at home or are doing letter-a-day activities with your kindergartener, I think you will find these letter V printables helpful. To get started, let me show you what is in this letter V worksheets pack! Letter V Worksheets There are eight letter V worksheets that are available in this free letter V printable. Each of these prac ..read more