Today, I’ve got another fun book to share with you. Again, it’s a counting book, but this one features apples and silly animals. Ten Apples Up On Top Ten Apples Up On Top by Theo. Leseig is a fun book about three friends trying to balance counting and fun. When a lion, a dog, and a tiger meet up, they discover that they…
Read More
Written by Sara Dennis of Classically Homeschooling. Did you know that January is National Soup Month? I didn’t either, but it makes perfect sense. The weather is blustery and cold. It’s perfect for curling up with hot soup and a good book. Here are some wonderful stories to share with your preschoolers about soups. 5 Stories for National Soup Month…
Read More
I love finding activities to enhance the books we read. Each weekday this month, I’ll be sharing picture books that are perfect for preschoolers. I’ll also share a printable and/or hands-on activity for each of the books I’ll feature this month. I can’t wait for you to see what I’ve got! Let’s kick off the month with a winter-themed counting book and super…
Read More
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…
Read More
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…
Read More