Preschool and First Grade Curriculum – Spring 2019

What we are using for Pre-k and First Grade Spring Homeschool Curriculum Update Every homeschooling family does things differently. Personally, we don’t follow a traditional school calendar or schedule. Instead, we do homeschool year round, a little bit each day (most days). However, we do consider the “year” starts in the fall, just for consistency’s Continue reading


5 Educational YouTube Channels for Kindergartners

5 Educational YouTube Channels for Kindergartners

YouTube is a fantastic source of entertainment for people of all ages. On the site, you can find the latest news, travel videos, and even educational content. There are hundreds of YouTubers creating content intended to educate and entertain. The content isn’t just for teens and adults, either. YouTube is a fantastic tool for children Continue reading


Basic Alphabet Printables – The Letter A

One thing at the top of my 2017 To-Do List is to create more homeschool printables. I wanted to start with a basic foundation – simple printables for reinforcing letter recognition in preschoolers. The first printable I’m bringing out is a simple page for the letter A, and I plan to do one for every Continue reading


Tailoring your homeschool to suit your child

One of my favorite things about homeschooling is that I can customize it to fit my child’s needs. Every child has a different learning style, and every child has their own unique interests. When you are the teacher, you can tailor everything to fit your child. This post contains affiliate and referral links. By clicking Continue reading


Preschool Painting – Process Art

I see value in both process art and product art for kids – they both have their place. Process art is incredibly fun, and can be a great time filler, all while nurturing creativity and independence. However, it doesn’t produce those “Pinterest perfect” pictures that can make fabulous gifts. The focus of process art is Continue reading