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Worksheets and Resources for President’s Day
Presidents’ Day is a federal holiday that originally started in the mid-1800s to recognize President George Washington’s birthday. In its popularity, it was eventually moved
A Prayer for the New Year
Looking for a God-honoring way to ring in the New Year as a mom? Look forward to your future with Christ with a prayer for
Christmas Scavenger Hunts for Family Fun
When we lived in Indiana, we created an annual holiday season tradition with our kids by visiting an a-ma-zing Christmas light displays. The only thing we’ve
Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy: FREE Downloadable Music Unit
I love everything about The Nutcracker. Every thing about it captured my attention, but my favorite dance by far was the Dance of the Sugar
4 Ways to Teach Thanksgiving in Your Homeschool
Like most holidays, you’re most likely wondering how to add the thanksgiving holiday to your homeschool lesson plan. I’ve tested and tried many great ideas
Math Facts Sheets for St. Patrick’s Day
I don’t know how many of you did math grids in school, but I loved them!!! Our school called them Facts Masters. We would practice in class to get faster and then once we finished under the time and got them all correct, we were allowed to go to the
Worksheets and Resources for President’s Day
Presidents’ Day is a federal holiday that originally started in the mid-1800s to recognize President George Washington’s birthday. In its popularity, it was eventually moved “as part of 1971’s Uniform Monday Holiday Act, an attempt to create more three-day weekends for the nation’s workers” (HISTORY). For many educators and homeschoolers
A Prayer for the New Year
Looking for a God-honoring way to ring in the New Year as a mom? Look forward to your future with Christ with a prayer for the New Year. Have you ever noticed a tendency in yourself to keep an inventory of all you have struggled through? Maybe you review it
Christmas Scavenger Hunts for Family Fun
When we lived in Indiana, we created an annual holiday season tradition with our kids by visiting an a-ma-zing Christmas light displays. The only thing we’ve found remotely close to them where we live now, is actually in Louisville, KY at Lights Under Louisville. They hang millions of lights from the
Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy: FREE Downloadable Music Unit
I love everything about The Nutcracker. Every thing about it captured my attention, but my favorite dance by far was the Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy. Keep reading to find out how you can grab our Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy Mini Unit Study! Don’t miss the 4
4 Ways to Teach Thanksgiving in Your Homeschool
Like most holidays, you’re most likely wondering how to add the thanksgiving holiday to your homeschool lesson plan. I’ve tested and tried many great ideas over the years and have finally learned how to incorporate Thanksgiving in a fun way. From Native Americans to the story of the first Thanksgiving,