Last month I said that October was a month made for planning. Well, now I’m saying that if you didn’t start planning in October, you get another chance. Things start picking up a bit in November, but the full holiday rush is still a few weeks away. So, here’s what to do in November. What […]
To keep the textbooks, Chromebooks, and sketchbooks contained, I need some organization. So here are some of my favorite tools to organize homeschool or online learning.
Our letter of the week theme: “U” is for Umbrella!” Explore, numbers, shapes, and colors, too. You’ll get song, game, craft, and snack ideas, plus printables!
If you were asked to make a gratitude list, you would probably lead with family…friends…or…health. Although I am indeed thankful for those things, I want to move beyond habitual expressions of thanks and seek out gratitude with more intention. These 30 gratitude prompts can be used in leading up to Thanksgiving, or as a specific exercise to deepen gratitude any time of year.
Our letter of the week theme today is: “T” is for Transportation!” You’ll get song, game, craft, and snack ideas, plus printables!
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October is just made for planning. With holidays coming up soon, October is the relative calm before the storm. Kids are settling into a school routine and we’ve kind of figured out what we’re doing with meals and after-school activities. Here is your plan for what to do in October. October Dates to Remember It’s
Our letter of the week theme today is: “S” is for Safety!” Along with the letter of the week, we explore, numbers, shapes, and colors.
Just in case you don’t have enough on your calendar…I bring to you today a list of all the holidays you never knew you should be celebrating. Last fall, I started celebrating these “unofficial” holidays with my kids. We got off track a bit in November and December with all the REAL holiday goings on, but we picked up again in January. We are having a blast with days like National Ice Cream for Breakfast Day! There are a lot of food holidays, so you may want to pick and choose which sugary ones to celebrate, and play up the holidays like “Eat Your Vegetables” day! Download a free printable list of all 365 fun holidays to celebrate with your kids.
Our preschool letter of the week plan is moving on to letter R. This week is a fun theme: “R” is for Rainbows!”
I love September so much. We usually still have beautiful sunshine weather during the day, but cool evenings to snuggle up with a blanket and cup of tea. And the back-to-school season feels like a fresh start almost as much as New Year’s. If you let your routines lapse in the summertime, September is a