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Download this editing checklist to help your children edit their writing. There is a Helper’s Guide to give you ideas of how to cue your children to make it as painless as possible!
Download the editable curriculum planning guide. For details of how to use it, check out A Simple Way to Plan Your Homeschool Curriculum.
These spring bingo boards and calling cards will help your child practice his division facts.
These spring bingo boards and calling cards will help your child practice his doubles addition facts. Read more in the post What Order Should We Teach Addition Facts In?
These cute spring game boards will help your children practice their multiplication facts through 12×12. Children will roll two dice, multiply them by the number at the top of the game board and cover their answer, facilitating their memorization of multiplication facts. Includes 11 game boards, one for each number 2-12. Children can play independently or with another student.
Download the part-part-whole circles and number tiles that are explained in Build Number Sense with Part-Part-Whole Circles.
Download these number path sheets that are introduced in Stop Using A Number Line with Your Children.
These 5 and 10 frame matching cards are a fun way to practice math facts that make 5 and 10, which is one of the key skills in developing number sense as discussed in: How to Stop Your Children From Doing Math on Their Fingers.
These cute spring game boards will help your children learn their multiplication facts through 12×12. Children will roll two dice, multiply them by the number at the top of the game board and then cover their answer, facilitating their memorization of multiplication facts. Includes 11 game boards, one for each number 2-12. Children can play independently or with another student.
I am not a fan of children writing a book report after every book they read. I think that will squash the desire to read in many children. But there is a time when it is good to review a book in a more formal way. I created this book report to target reviewing the character, setting, problems, solutions and themes of books in a way that lets a child express his opinions. I read the questions to my second grader and fill in the answers for him so the focus is on discussing the book and not on his writing skills. One could have an older child complete himself.
This daily planner is from a guest blog post over on Outmatched Mama. Note it is an editable Word document.
Our Who Was….? Presidents post includes note taking bookmarks for the Presidents and First Ladies that you can dowload here.
In Turn Your Child’s Wishes Into Goals: A Goal Setting Guide for Your Children, I include a two-page printable that you can download here.
Print your Multi-Matrix Brain Game data collection and cheat sheet here.
In Getting Your Children’s Brains Ready to Learn, I include a Free Printable to get you started with some direction following activities. You can download that printable here: Following Direction Freebie.
In Can You Teach Homeschool Chemistry to Your Elementary Age Children?, I included a Free Printable for you to use to build atoms of the first 18 elements with your children. You can download that printable here: Atom Building Manipulatives.
In Animal Matching Cards for Teaching Gender, Young, and Group Names, I included a Free Printable for you. You can download that printable here: Animal Matching Cards.
These cute winter game boards will help your children learn their multiplication facts through 12×12. Children will roll two dice, multiply them by the number at the top of the game board and then cover their answer, facilitating their memorization of multiplication facts. Includes 12 game boards, one for each number 1-12. Children can play independently or with another student.
In Subitizing Games with Free Printable Subitizing Cards, I described several games that can be used to help your children learn to subitize. Want to know more about why your children need to learn to subitize? Check out Visualizing Numbers, A Key Skill For Learning Math. Download the subitizing cards here.
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