Being a reading teacher, teaching the different genres is required according to the state standards. However, it’s one of my favorite subject to teach to my students. Reading Genre Posters are one way to introduce the different reading genres to your students. I like to pick one reading genre per week and concentrate on reading and sharing the specific genre with the class. I have students pick a book or article that interests them within that genre either in the {Read More}
Homeschool Character Study – FREE Printable!
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A Homeschool Character Study is part of our weekly school routine.
Quick Math Worksheets
Quick math worksheets are the perfect solution for teaching students about place value. I remember when my oldest son had a lot of trouble with this concept. He just couldn’t grasp the concept in his head. He would end up with the correct answer, but had to actually work out the problem on paper instead of answering the problem instantly in his head. I grew up doing fine in math, but I really didn’t have an understanding of the subject. {Read More}
Back to School Sensory Bin Ideas!
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A Back to School sensory bin is the highlight of my three-year old day! She stays busy for at least an hour while I homeschool the older children. I place the sensory bin on a blanket so it makes it easy if she accidentally drops some popcorn kernels out of the plastic bin.
FREE Wonder Woman Chore Charts!
What child wouldn’t want to mark their FUN Wonder Woman Chore Chart and gain cheerful bucks for having a good attitude while doing their daily chores? There are a lot of chore charts out there, but I wanted this one to be a tad different. It’s so important to me as a parent to teach my children that work is a good thing and that we all must complete it diligently and with a cheerful attitude. I created a cheerful attitude box at the {Read More}
