It’s always a fun and educational when you plan a fun-filled week of shark activities during Shark Week. Shark Week starts on July 23. In fact, Finding Nemo 3D movie will be in theaters. I like to prepare at least one activity per day during Shark Week. It’s a great way to keep the kids busy and learning during the summer months. Shark Week Resources Learn about 10 different sharks with these shark notebook pages Learn how to draw a shark with {Read More}
List of FREE Summer Reading Programs!
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I am a HUGE advocate of Summer Reading Programs. I sign up my children for all of them. Of course, the first place you need to check is your local library. I have never heard of a library that did not have a summer program. And be sure to sign up for all local libraries within a 15 mile radius. You can use the same book list for all the programs. Most programs count books that are read a {Read More}
FREE Punctuation Worksheets – Summer Edition
It’s always a good idea to find free punctuation worksheets on the Internet for your children to review over the summer. I like my children to read and do a couple of punctuation exercises as a review weekly. It’s nothing terrible for them, but to just hold them accountable. There are a total of 3 free punctuation worksheets in this pack. My daughter colored the pictures, too. Take a peek! Find out how I keep my kids learning over the {Read More}
FREE Parts of Speech Worksheets – 4th of July Edition!
These free parts of speech worksheets will help your students master the basic parts of speech with ease. The cutting and pasting make these worksheets fun and enjoyable for first and second graders. I decided on a 4th of July theme because I always like to review my own children in the summer months. Simply let the students cut out the words and paste in the correct box. There are a total 3 pages in this printable set. Take a {Read More}
An Affordable Elementary Language Arts Curriculum that ROCKS!
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This is a sponsored post written on behalf of The Good and Beautiful. All Opinions are 100% my very own. Finding an elementary Language Arts curriculum that meets all my homeschool English and Christian goals was nearly impossible until I got my hands on The Good and the Beautiful Christian homeschool curriculum. It’s amazing! My seven-year-old daughter who is enrolled in the first grade in public school was lagging behind on her reading level. She actually was the only child I {Read More}
