Were you aware that one of Martin Luther King Jr.’s advisers had recommended that he skip the phrase “I have a dream” from his well-known speech on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial on August 28, 1963? Thankfully, King did not follow that advice. Those four short words from his speech and quotes from many others have inspired us and… Read More
To teach or not to teach cursive that is the question!?! Are you teaching your kids to write cursive? As schools are now deciding to leave cursive out of the lesson plans, we have to ask, what should we be doing? It is said that at least 41 states do not require public schools to teach reading or writing cursive. … Read More
This is a Guest Post by Kimberly Garcia If, like most homeschoolers, you struggle with “getting everything done,” the Write from History series will provide you with an easy method to teach writing and enhance your student’s history studies simultaneously. This time-saving curriculum contains historical narratives, time period poetry, text excerpts from primary source documents, and cultural tales which… Read More
Kindergarten Handwriting Paper Teaching kiddos to write can be challenging. Having paper with lines to guide them when they are little is a must. Hopefully this Kindergarten handwriting paper will come in handy. Download and Print and you are good to go. This is my first printable ever. I’ve wanted to make my own printables for my kiddos and also… Read More
Are you tired of the same ol’ techniques to teach your kids to write and build those important little muscles? If so this fine motor skills activity is for you and for your little learners. This is definitely a fun way to write and build fine motor and hand eye coordination skills. **All you need is a chalkboard, chalk, water… Read More
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