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2012-08-04T20:19:00.001-04:00

Discounts, perks, and Freebies for Teachers & Homeschoolers!

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I did this as a homeschooler (with my homeschooling name) and there was no problems.

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Lesson Plans, Whiteboard Activities and Take-Home Activities Elementry Grades K-5

Here you’ll find in-depth and fun lesson plans, whiteboard activities and take-home activities that meet educational standards to help you teach your students about stopping the spread of germs, good hygiene and the importance of keeping classrooms clean. Search by grade or lesson type below. Also access additional resources for promoting a healthy classroom, tips from other teachers, and more. Students play detective to uncover the mystery of hidden germs, learn how germs spread, compare the cleanliness of different surfaces and more. Once your students complete a lesson or activity, deem them members of The Clean Club, a fun way to reward good behavior.

The Case of Invisible Invaders, Follow Those Germs!, The Usual Suspects Grades K-2
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Hoppin' Along with our study of Frogs

2012-05-01T00:13:00.000-04:00

FROGS...FROGS....FROGS...

They are jumping all over the house!

inside of the lapbook

front: colored frog & glued frogs

back cover: dot to to numbers 0-30

We spent the month of March studying frogs. We studied about the metamorphosis of a frog, compared toads and frogs, why they sing, forms of defenses, where they live, and then we counted frogs for math, read the 5 speckled frogs, saw videos on frogs. We also watched a video on the 5 speckled frogs where the kids had fun singing, counting, and dancing to the music.

how they get bugs

We also put together a lapbook of various printouts that I had accumulated. I know of a couple sites where I got the information from. I would like to personally thank Home school Creations, 1+1+1=1, Raising Rock Stars Preschool & Kindergarten, Webkinz, and a few other minor sites. My sons enjoyed learning all about frogs. My daughter enjoyed the pictures of the frogs.

I had printed out a poster of the frog's life cycle
and a math worksheet for him.

I had laminated the poster to be able to reuse, but ll of the other stuff he enjoyed cutting an gluing it all together.

My sons and daughter had fun learning about frogs, counting frogs, coloring frogs, watching the videos, and even dancing to the song and video of "The 5 speckled Frogs".

Progressive Phonics all-in-one reading program

2012-04-23T22:26:00.000-04:00

But don't judge a book by it's home page.
Read one of our books with a child and see for yourself.

Progressive Phonics is an all-in-one reading program that is easy, fun, and totally FREE---that's right, totally and completely free!

And with Progressive Phonics, ANYONE can teach a child to read and write in just a few minutes a day, which makes it ideal for parents, teachers, tutors, volunteers and home-schoolers. Our books can be read on-screen or printed on your color printer. Each book takes 4--8 minutes to print and uses as little ink and paper as possible

No experience necessary. Just pick a book and start reading it with your child/students.

Matching handwriting worksheets and activity sheets for each book -- when children write what they learn, they learn it better.

Also teaches the essential sight-words (and phonics rule-breakers) that most phonics programs fail to teach.

Instant access -- download and use today. (Free registration required, but there are sample books you can look at before registering.)

This site incorporates the alphabet, phonics, dolch site words, and writing all into one wonderful site that is totally free. M children have enjoyed and has learned a lot too. I have used this site for my younger three children. I also have a slow learning child that is in the advanced level books and has improved on his reading.

Homeschool Day Book Program

2012-04-22T23:49:00.001-04:00

Quick and easy homeschool record keeping and time tracking

I recently got a chance to review and download a Homeschool Day Book to help keep track of their daily attenence and what the did their assignments. This day book is good for keeping track of the attendance and what the did, unfortunately no pictures can be added to the entries for a visual proof.

this is where ou can add the daily attendance by adding book entries on each subject and child to keep logs. As ou can see from the entr, I have recorded for m 3 yr old son's prewriting assignment.

I see this program is great for any form of homeschooling, even with the use of an online virtual school, this program is nice to keep track of any supplaments that you may add to their regular assignments. I can print off a printout of what they did and then send it into their teacher for credit since I use K12 for my children's main schooling. I can also add field trips to this log to help keep track of places we go for school.

this is the moonthly view of the attendance. As you see on the 20, I have recored atendance for three of my children.

It first shows up to allow 7 children in the beginning steps, but after I finished the two steps, I was able to add more children to the manage Kids section,

I have added my 7 children to this program, but it will allow me to add more. I have added my daughter into the log (she is 2 yrs old).

I was able to add to the subjects after I accepted the general list of subjects. I was also able to add special subjects for my toddler/preschooler so I can keep track of what the do along with their siblings. I like being able to record what the younger ones are doing so that it gives me a visual log of their progress. I can also add Unit studies to the subjects too.

THis is the subject area. As you can see in the list, I have added letters and coloring for my younger two children.I will also add Occupational Therapy for them where they will be learning cutting, beading, sizing, etc.

The last part of this program is the printing capabilities. With this program, I can printout a specific day or period to show proof of their attendance. I can choose either all of the kids or just 1 child and then I choose either one subject or a particular subject..

I have found this program to be useful and it also tames the paper tiger with not having to print out a new log sheet. I like the fact that I can keep logs of their attendance in one place and not worr about printing out sheets daily.

I would recomend this program for anone who is homeshooling any type of schooling. I feel that its beneficial to everyone. If ou are a homeschooling parent, you too can download this programm and try it out. If you like it and give it a review on your blog, they will give you the permenat code to allow to use it forever.

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Totally Tots: Simply Made ~ Felt Board

2011-12-30T16:40:00.000-05:00

I love this SO SIMPLE and CHEAP felt board made out of a bulletin board. You could also use an old bulletin board or windo frame. With the window frame you could ue spray adhesive to make it adhere to the window.
Totally Tots: Simply Made ~ Felt Board: I made a felt board for my children awhile back and completely forgot about it. A few weeks ago I remembered it and the kids have been enjo...

Sew Many Ways...: Tool Time Tuesday...Recycled Food Containers

2011-12-29T14:54:00.000-05:00

What a cute way to give a homemade baked good to a friend or aquaintance for a gift. It's so easy to do and cheap too. You can use scraps or remmants of cloth for this project. VERY LOW IN COST!
Sew Many Ways...: Tool Time Tuesday...Recycled Food Containers

Sew Many Ways...: Tool Time Tuesday...Recycled Office Chair

2011-12-29T14:45:00.000-05:00

THis lady's blog has gotten my creative juices rolling. with us being on VERY tight budgets ( and I know I am not alone out in this world), she uses EVERYTHING and has ideas to use unconventional things to turn into reusable household item.

Sew Many Ways...: Tool Time Tuesday...Recycled Office Chair

Spell Outloud Homeschool

2011-12-29T14:28:00.000-05:00

This posting is awesome for teaching the many bones of the body to all ages. There is a fun song, book, toddler size printout, craft/art project and a few other options that all tie in together.

Spell Outloud Homeschool

SchoolExpress.com - 13000+ FREE worksheets

2011-12-13T23:33:00.000-05:00

I have gotten a lot of my theme units for free here.
SchoolExpress.com - 13000+ FREE worksheets

Erica Bohrer's First Grade: Common Core Based Gingerbread Unit

2011-12-03T08:23:00.000-05:00

I have gotten some of her stuff and it is wonderful. She did forget one gingerbread story and that was the gingerbread mouse. We just read it last night.

Erica Bohrer's First Grade: Common Core Based Gingerbread Unit: I love all versions of the gingerbread man. Who doesn't?! It took me forever but I finally finished my 108 page Common Core Based Gingerbr...

RobbyGurl's Creations: Recipes #1, #2, & #3 For Menu Board

2011-12-01T19:30:00.000-05:00

RobbyGurl's Creations: Recipes #1, #2, & #3 For Menu Board: Ok everyone, I promised you a recipe for every follower that I get on this blog. As of 10:48 AM this morning, I have 3 followers so far! Yay...

GINGERBREAD WEEK with an easy & cheap lapbook design

2011-11-27T23:08:00.001-05:00

We just finished up the week talking about the gingerbread man, house, mouse, and baby. I found the "GINGERBREAD BABY", "GINGERBREAD MAN", "GINGERBREAD MOUSE", and we learned about the history about gingerbread houses. They also worked on their lap book that I created from a frew printable that I found on numerous websites.(I explained further about the lap book next.) We made peppermint hot chocolate with a candy cane. We are going to make both a paper gingerbread house and also a gingerbread mini house out of graham crackers and peanut butter as glue, marshmellow christmas trees, and sugar free candy. I will take pictures this weekend after they are made.

I know my household is on a tight budget, and we are always trying to find new ways to get the message across to our children in a fun way. I love lap books, but those vanilla file folders are not cheap. I have found a way to use those cheap three prong 2 pocket folders. At the beginning of the school year's back to school sales, you can get these folders very cheap. I have seen them as cheap as five cents each.

What I do is take two of these folders, either cut off one side or use both and tape them in the middle where the prongs are. I currently used one for my son's Gingerbread man/baby lap book theme. I had found some wonderful units, themes, lap book, and miscellaneous printables to put into this lap book. I have also laminated everything in the lap book so that it can be reused by my sons and even in the future by my daughter(she is only 1 yrs right now). I love for the fact that I can place these neatly in a hanging file folder with other printables for that theme, including crafts and projects.

This gingerbread lap book has a puzzle (removable pieces) on the front with their name plate on it, then on the first opening there is a house with the gingerbread baby inside the door (stuck on with Velcro (removable), the Upper & lower alphabet recognition cards, gingerbread man counting book, two questions pertaining to a gingerbread story book, making patterns, and animals in the book recognition. Then the next section has the Gingerbread Baby game from Jan Brett, colors and shapes sorter cards, gingerbread man spelling cards, worksheets (prewriting, gingerbread G tracer pages, another pattern recognition sheet, Size sequencing cards, and Eating a gingerbread man order of sequence cards (gingerbread men are stuck on with velcro to place all pieces on the table for the child). On the back I got a blank gingerbread man and I wrote the instructions for my sons to take 4 objects of different sizes and to trace around the outside of the gingerbread man and see how many it will take, and then to graph their results. I have found that I can get a lot more on these folders then I can with the file folder idea. I also like the idea of having the two pockets in the folder to house the worksheets and booklets.

This lapbook cost me the time to pint out the sheets, the lil ink for the printer, about 20 laminating pouches (6.99 for 50 at BJ's warehouse), two 3 prong pocket folder (free- had them among my supples), clear shipping tape, and a child eager to learn.

I would like to thank these following bloggers for their wonderful FREE printables. My sons also thank you too.

prekinders.com/gingerbread-theme/
mrsnelsonsclass gingerbread poems, printables, lessons, and stories
homeschoolshare

Lots of learning in November

2011-11-26T20:51:00.001-05:00

November was a busy month for us. I started out with my younger two sons with a theme "P is for pumkins" from confessions of a homeschooler's website. They learned the letter 5 and the color orange. I also enforced my older sons math with adding and subtracting pumpkins and the younger one counted them.

The next week we did "T is for Turkey" from 1+1+1=1's website. They had fun practing the color brown and the number 1. They had fun drawing turkeys, did a hand print turkey with finger pilgrims, learned abut the turkey, and the reason turkey is popular at thanksgiving.

For the next two weeks, we did a thanksgiving theme that I got from 2 mommies. THis theme was so cute. They learned the letters M, T, P, the same numbers 1 & 5, and the colors brown and orange. they did more crafts and learned about the history of thanksgiving.

For thanksgiving, we had a meal at home with my mom, husband, and children. We ate turkey, collard greens, homemade stuffing, glazed carrots, green beans, cranberry, sweet potatoes, mashed potatoes, and then I had gourmet seasoned mushrooms and asparagus. I also made pumpkin and cheesecake pies for both dairy free and regular diets.

Normally on black Friday we put the tree up as a tradition, but this year we are a little bit behind schedule. I am hoping to get it up this week. I put out all of my snowmen and chistmas village.

FREE History Posters

2011-11-24T01:09:00.001-05:00

CIVIL WAR & HISTORICAL THINKING

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Macaroni and cheese (soy)

2011-11-20T21:54:00.001-05:00

I have four fmily members that can not eat anything with dairy in it, so I have learned to cook from scratch. I usually create meals we all can eat, but once in a while the kids like regular macaroni and cheese, so I have to make also the soy based mac n cheese. Two of my family members are children.

INGREDIENTS

4 ounces elbow macaroni
1 1/2 tablespoons margarine
1/8 cup flour
1-2 teaspoons mustard powder, to taste
1 1/2 cups Original soymilk, warmed
1/2 teaspoon salt
1/4 teaspoon onion powder
1/4 teaspoon freshly ground pepper

1/8 teaspoon cayenne powder (if you want)
pinch of nutmeg
3/4 cup soy or rice cheese, divided ( I buy a shredded DAIYA, its not soy or dairy based, but melts)

PREPARATION

Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Lightly coat a 2-quart baking dish with cooking spray. Boil macaroni in lightly salted water for 7-8 minutes until just done. Meanwhile, melt 3 tablespoons margarine in a medium saucepan over medium heat. Add flour and mustard and cook for two minutes. Add warm Silk, salt, onion powder, pepper, cayenne and nutmeg. Cook, stirring often until mixture thickens and just comes to a boil, about 5 minutes. Remove from heat and stir in 1 cup of soy cheese. Stir until cheese melts. Add cooked macaroni and stir until evenly combined. Pour into prepared dish and sprinkle with remaining ½ cup of cheese.
Prepare topping. Mix melted margarine with panko crumbs until evenly coated and sprinkle over macaroni and cheese. Bake in preheated oven for 30 minutes. Serve while warm.
Serves 4
Preparation Time: 25 minutes
Cooking/Cooling Time: 30 minutes

POPCORN words (frequently used sight words)

2011-11-20T21:22:00.001-05:00

My stuggles with these words so much, and with these being the mostly used words among the sight word's list, I decided to make something fun for him to remember and practice these words in a way. I try to get practice worksheets for him to rewrite, find, and search out for these words. I go to sight words worksheets, Dolch Sight Word Activities, and popcorn words printables. I also have my son log into Starfall's Learn to read and Progressive Phonics for free online books for him to read and build up his phonics and sight words. I have also found a list of these popcorn words at popcorn words and sight words kindergarten.

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popcorn bucket

I have also created my own visual enforcer of these words for my son. I have created popcorn kernals with the words on them, a popcorn bucket (son colored in the stripes), and then I laminated them. I then added the words he knows, and will be adding 2 more a day until he is caught up with his class. I took some vanilla paper and drew the kernals on it, white poster board and made the popcorn bucket.

please excuse the primative drawings... just a visual to help

Banana Cream Pie (soy)

2011-11-20T21:05:00.001-05:00

Banana Cream Pie (soy)

INGREDIENTS

3/4 cup sugar
1/3 cup flour
1/4 tsp. salt
3 egg yolks, beaten
2 Tbsp. non-hydrogenated margarine
1 1/4 tsp. vanilla
4 bananas, sliced
1 9-inch pie crust, baked
2 cups Silk Vanilla, Original or DHA Omega-3 & Calcium

PREPARATION

In a saucepan, combine the sugar, flour and salt. Gradually add the Silk while whisking gently. Cook over medium heat, stirring constantly, until the mixture is bubbly. Keep stirring and cook for about 2 more minutes.
Remove from heat and immediately whisk a small quantity of the hot mixture into the beaten egg yolks to “temper” them, then transfer the tempered yolks back to the saucepan, whisking constantly. Return to the heat and cook for 2 more minutes while stirring. Remove from the heat, add the margarine and vanilla, and stir until smooth.
Arrange the sliced bananas on the bottom of the baked pie crust, then top with the pudding mixture. Refrigerate for at least 2 hours, until thoroughly chilled.

Serves 8
Preparation Time: 20 minutes
Cooking/Cooling Time: 2 hours

Egg Nog Cheesecake (soy)

2011-11-20T20:38:00.001-05:00

Eggnog Cheesecake (soy)

INGREDIENTS

1 9-inch deep-dish graham cracker crust
16 oz nondairy cream cheese, softened (tofutti cream cheese)
½ cup sugar
2 tbsp flour
¼ tsp salt
½ tsp nutmeg
2 teaspoons vanilla extract
3/4 cup Silk Soy Nog
2 eggs

PREPARATION

1. Preheat oven to 325°. 2. Using an electric mixer beat cream cheese, sugar, flour, salt and nutmeg until light and fluffy, scraping sides of bowl. 2. Beat in rum or vanilla and Nog. 3. Beat in eggs, one at a time. 4. Pour into prepared crust and bake for 25-30 minutes until set. 5. Chill.

Pumpkin Pie (soy)

2011-11-20T20:17:00.001-05:00

Pumpkin Pie (soy)

INGREDIENTS

2 large eggs
1 1/4 cups Silk Pumpkin Spice ( I replaced with regular Vanilla Soy)
2/3 cup sugar ( you can replace with the baking splenda for a sugar free version for regular pie, omit with pie filling)
1 tsp. pumpkin pie spice (omit with pumpkin pie filling)
1/2 tsp. salt (omit with filling)
1 (15-oz) can pumpkin (not pumpkin pie filling) ( replaced with Libby's pie filling)
1 (9-inch) unbaked pie crust

PREPARATION

1. Preheat oven to 425 degrees. 2. In a large bowl whisk together eggs and Silk. Whisk in sugar, spice and salt. Add pumpkin, whisking until smooth. 3. Pour into prepared crust.
4. Bake 15 minutes then turn down oven to 350 degrees. Bake for an additional 40-50 minutes until filling is set and a knife comes out clean. 5. Cool and served with whipped cream or non-dairy whipped topping.

The History of the Christmas Advent Calendar

2011-11-17T21:44:00.001-05:00

Some form of the Advent Calendar has been used for more than 150 years and becomes increasingly popular every year. From traditional calendar to calendars that feature popular collectibles and themes, there is a calendar for everyone. The origin of the calendar, like so many of our Christmas traditions, started in Germany in the 19th century. Different methods of counting down the days to the celebration of Christmas were used.

Drawing a chalk line to mark off the days, later lighting a candle every night or putting up small religious pictures marked each day until Christmas. The first printed calendar was produced by Gerhard Lang in Germany. When he was a child, his mother attached little candies to a piece of cardboard and each day Gerhard would take one off. His first (printed) calendar consisted of miniature colored pictures that would be attached to a piece of cardboard each day in December. Later Advent calendars were made with little doors to open on each day. The child might find a small piece of candy, a Christmas picture, a religious picture or a bible verse.

The German calendars were sold until World War II, at which time production was stopped due to the war shortages. After the war, the production of calendars resumed in 1946 by Richard Selmer. Selmer credits President Eisenhower with helping the tradition grow in the United States during his term of office. A newspaper article at the time showed the Eisenhower grandchildren with The Little Town Advent calendar. His company still produces calendars today and can be ordered online. Check out the online museum to see some of their early designs.

The first Advent calendars were based on 24 days with Christmas Eve as the last night to either put up a picture or take a candy. Today, the traditional German calendars still show 24 days, but in the United States, it's not uncommon to also find ones with 25 days -- the last opening to occur on Christmas Day.
Advent Calendars can be found everywhere Christmas is celebrated and have been made with many different themes. There are permanent ones with little drawers that are opened every day, felt pieces to decorate a tree, religious icons behind the different doors and lots of pop-culture/character Advent calendars. The traditional ones are still a paper/cardboard piece with a small treasure behind the doors. The treasures can range from a beautiful miniature religious picture, perhaps a little wooden toy or even a piece of candy (sure to cause problems when there is more than one child in the household).

In our family we have a tradition that dates back to 1969, when I found a wooden tree Advent Calendar. There are painted wooden ornaments and each day another ornament is chosen to be added to the tree. On Christmas day, the star tree topper is finally added. The tree has grown a little shabby and the ornaments are getting tattered, but it's still a tradition looked forward to every December.

It's not to late to start a tradition like this for your family, one that will become a real treasure in the years to come. You can come and access more on the advent history at: http://collectibles.about.com/od/adventcalendars/a/Advent120101.htm

CHRISTMAS Advent Crafts

2011-11-17T21:38:00.001-05:00

I found these wonderful crafts that are for all ages (plus 2 yr olds).

These instructions will teach you how to make an advent calendar or two. Choose from a large selection of patterns! You can make fabric advent calendars, paper advent calendars, and so many others using these free craft projects. Waiting for Christmas Day to arrive can be tough. The anticipation of Santa's visit, family gatherings, and special gifts can make each day seem like an eternity, especially for kids. Something we have always used to help make the wait for Christmas a bit easier to handle is an advent calendar. The word advent originated from a Latin word meaning 'arrival'. With an advent calendar, you countdown each day until Christmas in a special way. You usually start the countdown on December 1st, but you can design your advent calendar to start on any day you like. Here are some advent calendars you can make to help you with the countdown to that special day.

http://familycrafts.about.com/cs/miscchristmas/a/110600a.htm

site word flower garden

2011-11-15T11:10:00.001-05:00

My DS5 is having a hard time remmebering his site words, and he also finds them boring to go over, so I am always tring to find new ways to grab his attention long enough for him to remember them. I had him learning with that caterpiller idea where a new word is added and he can watch the body grow, but he lost interest in that real quick. SO, for now I am onto a new idea with dite words, a growing flower garden. Right now we have one flower growing, and it has not budded yet. ;o)

Sparklebox:Assemble a high-frequency word plant

I went onto the internet to search for ideas from fellow teachers and homeschoolers for suggestions and ideas to help him to learn them. I cam across this website called SPARKLEBOX.COM (ALL FREE). THey had other ideas for site words, but I thought that this one was kinda fun to watch and learn at the same time. I just love the idea that as my son learns new words he can watch the flower grow until it gets a bloom. I printed out the leaves and flower and then I laminated them for more stability. (gotta love the laminator). The flowers are growing in front of our Homemade apple tree that is being used for our character education.

Apple Character Tree (door to classroom)

2011-11-15T01:01:00.001-05:00

Here is the start to my Apples for Character tree is made from brown shipping paper as the trunk, 4 sheets of green posterboard for the tree's leaves, and 1 posterboard for the ground.

The apples look like this... I only will show a couple, but I will post the link to share the apples as my sons learn them. I downloaded the editable red apples on sparklebox.com and replaced the letters that were there with the character words. I will cut these out individually and then laminate them for more duribility. Then I can just tape them onto the tree. I have found that I can teach this to all of my children, and I know that it won't hurt starting out at a young age.

Green Editable Apples (Red is also available)

I have found numerous sites to help establish a list of characters that can be taught to children. There is also places to go to print out worksheets to aid in teaching these to children.

* character building worksheets * character_studies

* nursery rhymes - characters * Children w/good Character

* Character Ed Themes * character counts resources

* character building worksheets * 10 day character study

* christian character There are also books that you can check out at your local library that can help with more assistance towards teaching these traits and virtues to help build up our children's character.

Our numbered fish

2011-11-15T00:37:00.001-05:00

I designed this for my sons to help them to remember their numbers and to make it more fun to learn them. I first got a basic shape and enlarged it in MS Paint. Then I printed out this fish as a stencil and then traced multiple fish onto different colored construction paper. I have made 100 fish since I would like my son to learn up to 100 in counting. As we learn a new one, we will tape them onto the fish bowl. So far they have learned 5 from five little pumpkins and then we are starting on 1 for a turkey.

I found and outline and basically enlarged it
to fit what I wanted

then I took posterboard (red is all I had)
and drew on a shape of a fish bowl and assed the
water wave and the grasses on the bottom.

Free...FRACTIONS... Printables!

2011-11-04T22:01:00.000-04:00

Loads of FREE Fraction Printables

And there is much more things to do and print out. I have found this useful with my son in kindergartener.

posters

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Our Special Gifts

Discounts, perks, and Freebies for Teachers & Homeschoolers!

Clorox Classroom

Lesson Plans, Whiteboard Activities and Take-Home Activities Elementry Grades K-5

Hoppin' Along with our study of Frogs

FROGS...FROGS....FROGS...

They are jumping all over the house!

Progressive Phonics all-in-one reading program

Homeschool Day Book Program

Quick and easy homeschool record keeping and time tracking﻿﻿

Totally Tots: Simply Made ~ Felt Board

Sew Many Ways...: Tool Time Tuesday...Recycled Food Containers

Sew Many Ways...: Tool Time Tuesday...Recycled Office Chair

Spell Outloud Homeschool

SchoolExpress.com - 13000+ FREE worksheets

Erica Bohrer's First Grade: Common Core Based Gingerbread Unit

RobbyGurl's Creations: Recipes #1, #2, & #3 For Menu Board

GINGERBREAD WEEK with an easy & cheap lapbook design

Lots of learning in November

FREE History Posters

Macaroni and cheese (soy)

INGREDIENTS

PREPARATION

POPCORN words (frequently used sight words)

Banana Cream Pie (soy)

INGREDIENTS

PREPARATION

Egg Nog Cheesecake (soy)

INGREDIENTS

PREPARATION

Pumpkin Pie (soy)

INGREDIENTS

PREPARATION

The History of the Christmas Advent Calendar

CHRISTMAS Advent Crafts

site word flower garden

Apple Character Tree (door to classroom)

Our numbered fish

Free...FRACTIONS... Printables!

Quick and easy homeschool record keeping and time tracking