I made this simple Weekly Homeschool Tracker to help myself keep track of all the things my kids are learning during the week, even the stuff I don’t normally see as “school work”.
Tracking our weeks this way works well for me and helps tremendously when it comes to our homeschool reports I have to write up at the end of the year.
You can grab the Weekly Homeschool Tracker here.
I remember at the beginning of every school year in middle school and high school vowing to make that the year that I kept my binder and notes much more organized. That generally lasted about a month and by the time Christmas came my binder was a complete disorganized mess. Was I the only that…
It’s been a little while but we now have three new units available in the shop. I am very excited about all of these units. Our plan when creating units, journals and other items is to create things we actually want to use in our homeschool and think others will as well. For the first…
Last year our first unit we ever released in our shop was a free Vikings unit. I’ve been meaning to update the unit because while I do love it, we’ve switched to a more research style of learning in our home and therefore the products that we create. Well, I finally have the Vikings Mini…
Today I am continuing a look into our curriculum picks for the fall. You can check out our grade six curriculum picks here. I hope to have preschool up soon! GRADE THREE CURRICULUM PICKS & RESOURCES Line a Day Journal Reading Journal for Kids Bible Journal: Junior Edition Bible Memory Workbook Creative…
I’m working on some kindergarten readiness skills with the four-year-old and he chose to use the Mammals Primary Journal. The primary journal is available in the shop or if you are interested, I have now included the Mammals Research unit and the Primary Journal in with the membership.
Teaching my son to read has been an completely different experience than teaching my daughter. It is so much less frustrating in some ways and more frustrating in others. Pretty much exactly like parenting. One thing Ephraim has needed a lot more practice with than Raeca is sight words. I recently had a short but…