This week we are learning about the farm! Calloway has been loving all his worksheets and art activities and I hope your child has been too if you have been following along. Today, we worked on our "Off To The Market" sticker dot worksheet in an effort to improve our fine motor skills. We had him place a sticker dot...
It's crazy that it's already Easter! I wanted to make sure Calloway's Easter was still special despite our current circumstances. We haven't figured out the logistics just yet for Easter Day but we have an extra special basket put together as well as a week full of fun activities! In an attempt to help you prep for the entire week...
This week we are focusing on "things that go"! I think I'm most excited to do this "Color & Count Locomotive" worksheet we put together. The idea was inspired but a post-it notes train project I saw on Pinterest where they made large train parts and taped them to the wall with painters tape and filled with the same colored...
As you begin working on your at-home schedules it's important to remember homeschooling is not like traditional school. Homeschool parents teach everyday practical learning like cooking, education through play, art, and other activities. So, unlike the public school programs homeschoolers average around two to three hours of traditional learning broken up throughout the day. For young children, it's best to find activities...
I'm assuming most of you didn't sign up to be a homeschool mom or dad this year. Yet lots of parents are taking precautionary measures and/or being forced to teach the remainder of the school year from the comforts of their dining room table. As a mom of a toddler I will say at home education can be. . . difficult. There...
