Beginning Sound Puzzles
$3.00Are you teaching your new reader to identify the sounds at the beginning of words? This beginning sound puzzle will add some fun to your lessons.
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12 Month Reading Journal
$3.0012 month reading journal. Each month has a place to track the number of books read, a place to journal, a record of the different types of book genre’s that were read, and a thoughtful question about their reading.
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12 Days of Holiday Lessons
$5.0012 days of Holiday Lessons and Activities
Grab your Holiday resources here. 12 days of lessons and activities for the holiday season. Using popular children’s books add a little fun and creativity to your holiday season while still learning.
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Martin Luther King Jr Unit
$5.00Teach your students about the legacy of Martin Luther King Junior with this Unit Study that celebrates his life. AngelaAngela is the Homeschool Encourager for the Overwhelmed & Under-Caffeinated and the Chaos-to-Confidence Specialist behind Schooling with Grace. With a no-fluff approach, a dash of humor, and a whole lot of heart, she helps homeschool moms…
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Veterans Day Unit Study
$5.00Teach your students about the meaning of Veterans Day with this Patriotic themed Veterans Day unit. Included in this Veterans Day Unit: A Brief Explanation and History of Veterans Day The History of the American Flag and Flag Etiquette Poster of all 6 Branches of the military Learn Military time and do a practice…
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Lemonade with Tales a Co-op Class
$10.00Lemonade and Tales is a 12 week homeschool co-op class designed to introduce students to fun literature through picture books while adding a little whimsy with activities and crafts to go along with it.
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Teach How to Write a Letter
$5.00Teach your students how to write letters with this Letter Unit that uses familiar nursery rhymes to help your student learn the parts of the letter.
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Teach the 4 Sentences with Games
$3.00Teach your students the four sentence types with this fun activity. Included in this Game is:
*4 Posters for the Declarative Sentence, Interrogative Sentence, Imperative Sentence and Exclamatory Sentence.
*Game directions for each sentence type
*Notecards to use for each game
Teacher will need a paper bag or some kind of container to play this game.
Game can be played with 1 student or as many as you have.
Basic premise of each game, – student will pull a card out of the bag and either make a sentence with that word or phrase or they will use their voice intonation to make it sound like a particular sentence type.
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The Executive Branch
$5.00Introduce your student to the Executive Branch with this Presidential Unit study. This unit study will introduce your student to the office of the president with fun and engaging facts and worksheets.
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Homeschool Mom Survivor Notebook
$3.00
Does Homeschool organization elude you? Get organized with the Homeschool Mom’s Survivor Notebook. This notebook comes with dozens of sheets that will help you with your marriage, kids, finance, menu planning and setting goals for your family.
Purchasing this notebook also gives you access to my Homeschool Mom’s Survival Course.
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Addition Math Fact Game
$1.00These Fact Cards can be used two ways. They can be played like Go Fish, where each player is given five cards and there is a pick up pile. If the player has the addition problem, they can ask for the sum. If the player has the sum card they have to decide which numbers make up the sum and ask for the addition problem. Having to use higher order reasoning as they figure out what to ask for is what makes this game so great!
If you want to just work on math facts these cards can be played like a memory game. Take turns flipping cards over until you find a match with the addition problem and sum.
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ABC Go Fish Game
$1.00Teach the alphabet with this ABC Go Fish game where you practice letter identification and sounds while having fun.
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Alphabet Play Dough Mats
$1.00These cute and colorful alphabet play dough mats will help your student learn letter formation through tactile play. They can be used for tracing and letter matching as well.
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Rhyming Time with Nursery Rhymes
$10.00Recognizing rhyming words is the first level of understanding phonemic awareness. Rhyming requires that children listen closely for sounds within words. Children who recognize rhyme learn that words are made up of separate parts. Using classic nursery rhymes your student will focus on listening for word endings and begin to understand word patterns. Research shows…
