Teach Play Grow
Once we get through a few letters, I like to review all that we have learned to make sure my daughter is remembering each letter and sound week to week. There are so many ways to do that, especially if you use some of my book activity packs. However, there are also really simple activities that you can do with… Read More
The hardest part of our homeschool year is actually teaching the older one while somehow entertaining or distracting the younger one. The toddler wants to be involved in everything and tries to mimic what I say so it becomes very difficult for my older one to pay attention. Am I the only one that has to deal with this?! One… Read More
My youngest will be 3.5 years old in the fall. But let’s be honest, she shows ZERO interest in learning. ZERO! Honestly, it’s fine with me. She’s only three, and I am in no rush. However, I do find that having some sort of plan each day leads to less meltdowns and more “fun”. So instead of a curriculum per… Read More
I love doing book activities because any age child can participate (which I have found as a must while homeschooling so no kid is bothering another kid during learning). We have been learning poetry in language arts with my second grader so I thought this book was a perfect addition to a week’s activities. This activity pack comes with 3… Read More
Another week, another letter! This week we focused on letter C and I’m quite impressed with the level of focus my toddler is starting to get with these activities. She gets very excited when she hears the printer turn on because she knows her homework is printing. She bolts into my husbands office to get to the printer first. Her… Read More
We had another successful week with letter B! Big sis even had some free time to join in with the crafts with us. You can find the activity pack here. The Do-a-Dots are definitely still a fave. Why do kids like those stampers so much?! I ended up using the stampers also for the balloon fingerprint counting – which I… Read More
