Encouragement, Tips, and Resources for Moms and Homeschoolers
Are you looking for free curriculum for Preschoolers? I truly believe that every mom should have the option to teach their preschoolers at home if they truly want to. I’ve known many moms that have questioned their ability to teach homeschool preschool or if they even have the patience to. God has gifted us all the tools we need to… View Post
All kid’s love to paint, right? Well, the little ones anyway! Finger painting is usually always a hit at our house! With very little preparation, have fun and save money by making your own paint with this easy Finger Paint Recipe. It is a lot messier than painting with a paintbrush, but it is worth the mess. Kids love to… View Post
I don’t know about yours, but my kids love to create lots and lots of arts and crafts. So it can get a little pricey and nearly impossible to keep the supplies stocked up. With a little prep time, and ingredients you may already have in your pantry, you can save money by making your very own play dough, finger… View Post
Valentines day is kind of a big deal for us. We love it because it is all about LOVE! We love to love our little ladies, even though we don’t have a lot of money to get them extravagant gifts all of the time, God is the most extravagant God who has given us real love and joy to give… View Post
With the Winter Blues and Cabin fever setting in, I frantically was searching for something different and exciting for my preschooler Jordan to do. I pulled this one out of the archives and she LOVED it! Her not-so-little-anymore-big-sisters are in the pic above, sigh*sniff *sniff. Time sure does fly by! Anyway, It is the penguin fish eating game. The skill… View Post
I am not a big science fanatic, but when skittles are involved everyone is a fan! We did this really fun and yummy Skittles science experiment I found over at Prekinders. Once I saw it I just knew I had to add it to our science lessons. What you’ll need for the Skittles science experiment Skittles Small bowl Small cup… View Post
Fine motor skills are basically small movements — such as picking up small objects which use the small muscles of the fingers & hands. These muscles need to be built which really go hand in hand (no pun intended) with hand-eye coordination. Children need to build these up! Examples…picking up, pinching, grasping, pulling, squeezing, tweezing all of these things… View Post
Jordan and I recently had the pleasure of trying out Peekapak! Oh, you’ve never heard of it? Well, It’s a storytelling adventure pack inspiring children to be creative and imaginative by bringing play-based learning into the home once a month. Each pack includes an educator designed storybook that challenges children to build things that extend the adventure and all the… View Post
Getting into the mood for Spring is not a hard thing to do around here. Who doesn’t love Spring right? Spring has sprung and we recently made this easy Spring craft, a clothespin Dragonfly. We painted, we sparkled, we even googly eyed! Yes Spring is here indeed! What a blessing is to be able to create with my little ladies…. View Post
I was given a 4-week free membership to try out Miss Humblebee’s Academy to share my honest take on it. Over the past 4 weeks, I have had the pleasure to try out Miss Humblebee’s Academy with my 3-year-old Jordan. Miss Humblebee’s Academy is a Kindergarten Preparatory Online School. Designed to help all kids enter Kindergarten with ease. It’s… View Post
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