New Mexico was named the 47th state on January 6, 1912. It is known as “The Land of Enchantment” due to its scenic beauty and rich history. “Smoky the Bear”, the symbol of the U.S. National Forest Service was born in New Mexico. In 1950, he was found trapped in…
Hi everyone! I’ve had many requests to add some printable alphabet flashcards to my Letter of the Week preschool curriculum, so in response to the demand…voila! I created 5×7 alphabet wall posters that you can hang in your school room. The download includes both manuscript and cursive fonts for the…
Looking for a fun, hands-on way to learn about the orchestra, classical music, and the world’s greatest composers? Look no further! Welcome to the World’s Greatest Composers Study Volume 1 Giveaway! In this series of studies, we will be taking a look at 8 of the world’s greatest composers. The…
Looking for a functional daily homeschooling schedule? Look no further! Today I’m sharing our basic daily routine with you! While each day can bring on a chaos of its own, we do have a basic routine that we try to stick to. Obviously things don’t always run smoothly around here,…
Hi everyone! I’m gearing up for science this year and have a fun printable to share with you today! It’s a Human Body Anatomy Puzzle and life size organs! We’re going to work on the Human Body a little bit this year, so I created a human body skeleton and…
Looking for some help teaching writing to elementary aged students? Looking for some creative writing pages, editing checklists, and story planners? Look no further! This year I thought I’d get a head start on our writing process and created some helpful printables to help make writing a little easier…
Arizona was named an official state of the U.S. on February 14, 1912 and is known as “The Grand Canyon State” which is one of the 7 wonders of the natural world. The canyon floor stretches 277 miles long. It is also the largest copper producer in the U.S. Here…
Hello fellow teachers! While we officially started school two weeks ago, this week is the iHomeschool Network “Not” back-to-School blog hop! And this week is all about those super cute student photos that we all love and adore! They show us how big our little guys are getting. I’m not…
As you all know, I love Carson Dellosa Summer Bridge activity books! They’re literally ZERO planning on my part, and great for keeping kids skills fresh over the summer. Keeping up with your students reading, math, and other basic skills over the long summer break is important. I’m not sure…
Welcome to another day of Kids Summer Boredom Buster ideas! Today we’re making homemade bird feeders! Materials Needed: 1-liter empty soda bottle 1 to 2 wooden spoons craft knife and marker small eye screw Bird seed Directions: Clean out the inside of the soda bottle with warm…
