Create and learn with your children together. A variety of preschool crafts, literacy activities, and worksheets brought to you by an experienced teacher.
A Letter to Jesus is one of my favorite simple traditions to keep my little children rooted in Christ’s love during a very busy and glitter-filled season. As a mom of five boys—who homeschools, works, and homesteads—I need easy. I also need meaningful. And this little “Dear Jesus” printable checks both boxes beautifully. Christmas has […]
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The moment I pulled out our nativity story spinner for the first time, my kids practically flocked to the table like I had just announced hot cocoa and candy canes. There’s something magical about hands-on nativity crafts, especially when they help us slow down and remember the story that matters most at Christmas. And let’s
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If you’re looking for a simple gratitude activity that works for the whole family (and doesn’t add one more complicated thing to your already full November), a Gratitude Jar might be exactly what you need. I just finished creating my newest resource: a free printable Gratitude Jar Printable set—with a matching upgraded version if you
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Every once in a while, a kids’ devotional comes along that just clicks—not only for the child reading it, but for the parent guiding them. Wild Faith Devotional for Kids was exactly that for our family. I was sent this book to review, but honestly? I would’ve bought it anyway after flipping through the first
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Looking for Christmas Copywork ideas for your homeschool? This Christmas Copywork collection uses Bible verses about the birth of Jesus to strengthen handwriting skills, focus on God’s Word, and celebrate the true meaning of the season. There’s just something special about doing copywork during the Christmas season. Maybe it’s the smell of cinnamon and pine,
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I always love partnering with New Growth Press because they consistently produce such high-quality, gospel-centered literature for families, and their newest release, Tully’s Christmas Mess, is no exception! Their books aren’t just beautifully written and illustrated—they’re packed with truth that points little hearts (and ours!) back to Jesus. As a mom, I appreciate stories that
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If you’re anything like me, you love finding free printables that make learning fun — and this shape tracing printable is exactly that. There’s something so sweet about sitting down with your preschooler and a fresh stack of printable worksheets. The crayons are out, the pencil grip is (mostly) right, and those little minds are
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If you’re looking for a fun way to introduce the letters of the alphabet to your young children, these alphabet mats printable are an absolute game-changer. Designed as ABC play-dough mats, they give kids a hands-on way to explore letter recognition, letter sounds, and correct letter formation while having fun. Whether you’re teaching at home,
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Last week, I was listening to a homeschool podcast when a phrase stopped me in my tracks: “Let them fail safely.” Those four words have not left me. They echo in my mind every time I watch my children wrestle with difficult things, every time I see one of them stumble, every time I feel
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Our Vikings Unit study was the perfect first unit for our 2025-2026 school year. In short, it was engaging, comprehensive, and enjoyable for everyone. Plus, we all learned a ton about famous Vikings, their culture, their ships, and more! If you’ve been hanging around here for a while, you know I love using unit studies
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