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For the longest time, Instagram wasn’t a platform I could get into. It’s probably because it encourages people to post from their phones and, well, my phone is usually stuffed in my purse somewhere!   Recently, though, I have been posting somewhat regularly and I’m really enjoying the personal aspect of it. Instagram is all about being authentic where you share not only aspects of your business and/or blog but of your life as well. It’s a great way to build true connections with your readership and the more genuine you are, the more you will gain followers. You can...

My back-to-school shopping list includes all the essentials your kiddos need and will help you avoid all the long shopping lines.

We have a FREE downloadable Nature Scavenger Hunt printable that has been hugely popular over the years. I wanted to share this fun activity with you again today! Every spring, as the weather became nicer and nicer we spent more and more time outdoors. We did this scavenger hunt for years. I know we’re not alone because this printable has gotten well over 75,000 downloads since I first made it years ago!! At the time, my blog was under the Parents.com umbrella so we had pretty wide reach! We found a lot of cool critters that very first year we...

Help kids learn shapes with this super cute, hands-on shape recognition activity. This free shape printable  is such a fun shape activities to work on shape matching with preschool, pre-k, and kindergarten age children this spring or in your Easter center. Shape recognition activity These Rabbit Shape Clip Cards are the perfect way to practice identifying 2D Shapes with your […] The post FREE Printable Spring Rabbit Shape Recognition Activity for Kids appeared first on 123 Homeschool 4 Me.

Are you planning a butterfly unit study? Let’s Explore Butterflies will be a great addition! Kids will be able to record their research about over 40 different butterflies on a special notebooking page for each butterfly featuring photographs! Butterflies are beautiful and fascinating. While preparing this resource I learned so much. Did you know that the smallest butterfly is about the size of a fingernail? Did you know that there are six different families of butterflies and over 17,500 species worldwide? INTEREST IN BUTTERFLIES? In our homeschool, I have always loved simple and direct learning that is curiosity-based and not filled with busy work....