Today I am sharing with you a preschool printable pack that I made for my lovely readers. I am going to be participating in a weekly Homeschooling Unit Study group and plan to bring fun themed posts each Friday. The week’s theme is Reindeer so I created a simple preschool printable pack to help with some basic skills.
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Can you believe November is right around the corner? Are you looking for ways to teach your child about Thanksgiving and about being thankful? This post shares 25 Thanksgiving Books that your child will be sure to enjoy. A wide variety of books were chosen for those families with more than one child or a variety of ages that like to read.
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Since we are studying Anatomy this year I am always on the lookout for new fun and educational additions to our game and toy collection. I have seen other homeschool mom’s share some very cool products and wanted to share some that I have found that would make great Christmas or Hanukkah gifts.
Until I began browsing Amazon I had no idea that many of these items even existed but super excited that they do! Since we have ages from 4 to 14 I will share a variety of Anatomy gift ideas for that entire age range.
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If you have nature lovers or the outdoorsy type then you need to make some homemade alphabet stones for your child. My little guys love anything hands-on so this project an bring lots of learning fun over the course of a variety of activities.
All you need for this is somewhat smooth rocks or stones which you can collect outside or cheat and buy at a dollar store like we had to, lol (We forgot to get enough stones while we were in Put-in-Bay while we were on vacation.) Then grab a sharpie marker and carefully write the upper case letters on one side and the lower case on the other side. I asked Princess to do this for me cause her handwriting is legible enough for the little boys to read.
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Welcome back to Day 4 in our five day series of fun ways to play with ABC’s. We are still so excited that you are joining us all week to learn about some new ways to share the alphabet with your child or classroom!
Today I am going to share with you a fun ice play activity. I bought a handful of alphabet ice cube trays years before Eldest was born and gave all but 1 set away. I just remembered to pull them out of a box off the back porch to put colored water and freeze!
For a complete look at how my little boys had fun with their ABC ice cube play hop on over and take a look at our ABC Sensory Ice Play post.
We hope you join us each day this week as we share some fun ideas for handmade ABC’s, Seasonal ABC’s, Sensory ABC’s, Natural ABC’s, and Store Bought ABC’s. Each day I will be featuring one of my own projects as well as the projects of the other bloggers!
