Create and learn with your children together. A variety of preschool crafts, literacy activities, and worksheets brought to you by an experienced teacher.
There are some books that feel like more than just pages and pictures—they feel like tools in your hands as a mother. Big Thoughts for Tiny Tots by Jared Kennedy, illustrated by Trish Mahoney, is one of those books. This book was sent to me by New Growth Press. In full transparency, I’ve never disliked […]
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Free Easter handwriting worksheets featuring Bible verse tracing and copywork. Help kids build writing skills and fine motor practice with this printable Easter booklet. If you are anything like me, you are always looking for a fun way to weave learning and faith together in your homeschool or family routine. As a homeschooling parent, I
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Have homeschool questions? I’m sharing how we use Gather Round, teach reading, and structure our homeschool days as an eclectic homeschooling family. If there’s one thing I’ve learned since sharing more about our homeschool and our homeschooling journey, it’s that so many of us moms are asking the same homeschool questions. Whether someone is brand
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A Parts of Speech Poster is the simple, beautiful grammar reference tool I didn’t realize I needed in our homeschool until I found myself pausing mid-lesson, trying to remember whether a word was acting as an adverb or an adjective. If you’re teaching English language arts at home or in a classroom, this parts of
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If you’re looking for a simple, meaningful way to talk about the fruits of the Spirit with your kids, these Fruit of the Spirit coloring pages might be just what you need. Whether you’re planning a Sunday school lesson, gathering your little ones for homeschool Bible time, or adding something special to your family devotional
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If you have a child who melts down over getting something “wrong,” who constantly looks around to see if everyone else is happy before they relax, or who seems crushed by even the smallest correction… this book is going to hit home. You Always Belong by Jinger Duggar Vuolo and Jeremy Vuolo is a gentle,
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There is something about the ocean that naturally slows us down. The movement of the waves, the depth of the water, and the variety of living things remind us that God’s creation is vast, intentional, and full of wonder. That sense of awe is what inspired my Ocean-Inspired Bible Verse Handwriting booklet. This resource was
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We just finished the Gather ‘Round Homeschool Dinosaur Unit Study, and spoiler alert, we loved it! But like all curriculums there are ups and downs. So let’s dive into what worked and what didn’t for our family of seven. This year of our homeschool has felt full—in the best and hardest ways. With multiple ages,
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Discover these easy visual recipe cards that guides you or your young kids step by step to creating delicious homemade basic breakfasts in no time. Cooking breakfast at home can be one of the most meaningful (and sometimes chaotic) parts of family life. It’s where life skills are practiced, conversations happen, and children slowly learn
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Valentine’s Day is right around the corner, and all things ‘love’ are starting to hit the internet and shelves of stores. These love coloring pages are a fun way to invite your children to contemplate what love truly means through the scope of the Bible. Don’t want to read all the extra? Jump to the
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