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Use the free spider calendar numbers for your preschool, pre-k, or kindergarten classroom. They’re a great addition to the rest of your calendar numbers stash. Incorporate the printable spider numbers into your next spider unit or use them in conjunction with your Halloween activities for preschoolers (and kindergartners)! You can also include them when teaching an arachnid or bugs theme, or just because some of your students are interested in spiders. The spider printable numbers are very simple, but they can be used to teach and practice a wide variety of early math skills. You can use them in so...

How Technology Has Changed Our Homeschool ~ Written by Jessica Waldock of The Waldock Way A willingness to incorporate technology into our homeschool has changed everything – screen time doesn’t have to be negative. Instead, it can be a tool for increasing retention, bringing lessons to life, and squeezing in learning on busy days. Technology has certainly changed a lot about how we do things. From learning lunches, to interest-led unit studies, and watching documentaries together as a family, we have learned how to make screens work for us.  I believe that incorporating technology into homeschool lessons is an excellent...

Newly Updated 100+ page Dinosaur Packet! Our Dinosaur Unit is a multi-age packet for 3-8 year olds. It is now well over 100 pages and include a wide variety of activities including  games, worksheets, notebook pages (with tracing or fill-in-the-blanks), foldables and other activities for 3-8 year olds. I have added in over 40 new pages of notebook-style pages and worksheets with basic information about the Mesozoic Era, dinosaur information cards, herbivore vs carnivore worksheets, plus new activity pages like dinosaur dot-to-dot pages . There are now 4 PDFs. I split Dinosaur Packet Part 1 into two parts. The Dinosaur...

As I sat down to type up a blog post recapping our weekend I found myself thinking we didn’t really do too much. We had a lot of downtime at home but we still managed to get out of the house for a few things. When I thought about everything we did, it seemed like a lot even though it didn’t really feel like a lot in the moment. I think that’s the recipe for a good weekend with young kids; lots of chill time with some little adventures that aren’t too draining! Not a lot… but also a lot....

If the changing leaves have your students enamored, these leaf activities for preschoolers are sure to be a hit. Add them to your fall activities for preschoolers now so you’re ready for your next leaf theme. I know I keep mentioning preschoolers, but kindergarten kids will definitely enjoy the leaf activities as well! You’ll find a variety of leaf ideas – from art and crafts to math to literacy to sensory play. There are over 20 fun and leafy activities for you to try with the kids. Not going to lie . . . fall is definitely my favorite season....