I am a bookworm, and I’m so thankful that my kids are, too. I started reading to my tummy from the time I knew I was pregnant. I would wait until hubby went to work, and then I’d grab a Winnie-the-Pooh storybook (with my oldest) and start reading. I’d try to read at least one or two books each day…
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Kids today are so technologically proficient even at an early age. I know it’s good to limit there time in front of a screen, but when they’re watching television or on the computer/tablet it’s great to give them access to educational sites. They learn while they’re playing, and they have fun doing it. In addition to sites that have been around…
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Last week, I answered the question “Do I need a curriculum to teach my preschooler?” My answer was no. You certainly don’t need a curriculum to teach your preschooler. However, I also mentioned that many homeschool moms feel more comfortable using a curriculum. The benefit of using a curriculum is that someone else has already done the work of preparing a scope…
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I love books, and I love snuggling on the couch with little ones and reading to them. I’m all for letting them choose books based on their interests and books that teach beginning academics like ABCs and 123s. I love, even more, books that offer an opportunity to teach preschoolers about the world around them. These books about friendship are…
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No matter what the calendar says, winter has arrived in my area. We had our first snow flurries yesterday. Luckily, the snow didn’t stick, but the cold temps didn’t go anywhere. That put me in the mood to make some winter-themed printables. Today, I want to share some winter ABC matching cards. Free Winter ABC Sorting Cards This fun pack contains…
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