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As we move closer to fall, it’s been fun to watch our leaves turn colors. We decided to write some poetry about it, so I made these free printable poetry pages for fall to share with you. We started with a fun “FALL” acrostic poem, but you can do whatever style you would like. Materials…
As we are getting deeper into our school year we have been adding a little bit more work every few days. I find it easier to start withe bare minimum and add to it as we get back into the habit of having school time. This week we are adding writing, so I created these…
Do you love superheroes? I hope so because the 2nd Grade Blogging Team has some awesome superhero activities for you today! Starting off with this free superhero printable for inequalities (and equalities) with addition! Your kids are sure to get excited as they become learning superheroes this week! Materials needed for the Free Superhero Printable…
This week the 2nd grade blogging team is sharing some fantastic activities for an apple theme! Be sure to check out all of the great activities at the bottom of this post. I decided to pair up our love for apples with Jaida’s math for the week and we came up with these free number order printable…
I wanted to add to our pattern collection, so I created these free matryoshka pattern strips to share with you! We love making patterns, as you can tell by the many pattern activities that I’ve shared. No matter their age, kids always need practice with patterns. It helps to strengthen their critical thinking skills and…
Several bloggers have gotten together to share more ideas for using your craft supplies to learn. We worked on rounding numbers to the nearest ten with craft sticks and it’s been a favorite activity for the last week, so I know that your kids will love it too! Materials needed for Rounding Numbers to the…
Card games for kids are an amazing way to teach a host of concepts while also hitting the all-important social skills/game etiquette. The Alphabetical Order War Card Game provides multiple ways to learn how to alphabetize words (up to three letters)! Students will enjoy learning the alphabetical order rules with this engaging and slightly competitive…
A while back I asked my 9 year old to start at 2 and skip count by three’s. Her answer: “You can’t do that!” Face palm. Somehow, this little girl who was so good at math, had missed the concept of number patterns. Then, when we were playing with LEGO® a couple days ago, I…
I love teaching my kids about eating healthy. It’s a skill that I wish I could master for myself and when I’m talking to them about healthy food choices, the mommy guilt kicks in (in a good way) and reminds me that I should be taking my own advice. One of my big things is…
This week, my kids and I are celebrating our pioneer heritage, especially those who traveled across the infant American continent in covered wagons and by foot. To make it more hands on for my little ones, we decided to make a covered wagon! This covered wagon is pretty simple to make. Here’s how we did…