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Sometimes all it takes to turn a worksheet from “Blah” to “Bliss” is just a creative twist. I designed the Free Printable Letter M Worksheets: Tracing, Letter Recognition, Alphabet Sounds to be easy-to-implement letter activities that hit a lot of learning objectives without monotony. Your job is to add that bit of sparkle to keep…
Old McDonald Had A Farm E-I-E-I-O. And on that farm he had a… This is one of the first songs that my girls learned. Its one of my favorite kid songs. Maybe that’s the reason we have so much fun when we do our Farm Unit Study weeks. We have done activities to help learn…
I Spy is hands-down my kids’ favorite game. I love playing it with my 5-year-old even though she has no idea how she is supposed to do it. She loves to tell me “I spy a tree. Look!” And she never gets bored of using a magnifying glass to explore the world. We’ve used that…
We’re still working hard at fractions with my 5th grader. A few months ago, I shared a fun pizza fraction pack with you and it was so popular that I decided to make a new pack for Earth Day. My girls had a lot of fun playing with this Earth Day equivalent fraction free printable…
If you love winter and snowmen, you’ll love this fun melted snowman goo activity perfect for preschoolers, toddlers, and kindergarten kiddos. Let the kids play in the melted snowman goo and have a fun, hands-on sensory experience they will remember all winter long. Goop is a great way to explore the science of states of…
The night sky is a source of wonder for people of all ages, but children especially. This week we are exploring the night sky! We explored the solar system with the older kids over the summer, but we took a different route today to make it more skill-appropriate for Shiloh. I loved the way that…