I love when a reader has a specific need that I can help with. Last week, in my Homeschool Journey Facebook group, someone asked for a list of sight words she could use with her preschooler. I could have just given her a link to a sight word list from Pinterest. Instead, I knew that I could help her out…
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Counting spoons with preschoolers gets old fast, and there are only so many batches of cookies we can bake. Instead of counting spoons or baking cookies, read one of these unique counting books with your preschoolers. 6 Unique Counting Books for Preschoolers Learn to Count with Northwest Coast Native Art | Beautiful artwork appears on every page of this counting…
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These alphabet dot activity pages are perfect for preschoolers and kindergarteners who are learning to recognize their letters. These free printable alphabet worksheets are the perfect addition to your ABC activities! They will also help your child develop their fine motor skills. I hope you find these pages useful in your homeschool preschool. Not only will these pages help your…
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Ever had a little one bouncing off the walls and dancing on the couch? The next time it happens try the stair jumping game. Stair Jumping Game Number the Stairs It’s rather simple. Head outside and carefully number the steps with chalk by beginning with the number one on the bottom step, number two on the next step up, so…
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My son loves sweet, drippy, juicy watermelon. We’ve been enjoying a lot of it this summer. So I knew he’d be excited about these simple, fun watermelon activities. And I’m sure your preschooler will be too. We started by naming what colors we see on watermelon. We also talked about that watermelon starts with “W” and made the “w” beginning sound….
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