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The air is (slightly) cooler, the shadows are getting longer, and this morning I found four yellow leaves on the front porch. That can only mean one thing…fall is upon us! Fall is one of my favorite times of the year – our homeschool is fresh and exciting, holidays are just around the corner, the temperatures are dreamy, and chores on the farm slow down just a bit. Visions of nature walks, pumpkin patches, bonfires, and football games dance through my dreams. It’s such a wonderful time of year for homeschooling, too! I’ve rounded up some blog posts about my...

With lots of inside time on the horizon, you’re on the hunt constantly, searching for fun games for kids. That’s where minute to win it games come in. Even if you never watched the television show, you can still use these kooky, completely creative and fabulously fun games during your next rainy weekend afternoon or recess break from homeschool. Scroll down to see them all. photo: My Mommy Style 1. Defying GravityUp and away! Using one hand, kids keep their balloon in the air for one minute. If this is too easy, for the half-pints you can add two balloons...

This quick and easy homemade silly putty recipe is perfect to fill your October with fun pumpkin activities. For this diy silly putty all you need are a few common materials to make this outrageously fun play recipe. Use this halloween activities for kids from toddler, preschool, pre-k, kindergarten, first grade, and 2nd grade as part of a pumpkin theme or halloween […] The post Homemade Halloween Pumpkin Silly Putty Activities appeared first on 123 Homeschool 4 Me.

And here it is! The long wait is over, I finally published our OCTOBER Kindergarten Math pack, perfect for morning tubs, and math centers for the month of October. This OCTOBER AUTUMN/FALL - HALLOWEEN KINDER MATH CENTERS learning pack compilation of 15 hands-on math activities for kindergartens. The scope for this packet are:Numbers from 1-10Numbers from 11-20Numbers from 1-100Place Value (11-20

Are you looking for a way to encourage your kids’ creativity and keep their little feet moving on the hiking trail? Maybe those two things don’t seem related, but they are! Today, adventure travel and homeschooling mom of three, Rebecca Jimenez, is sharing her tried and true secret to getting kids excited about hiking – rock painting! Not only put all those rock nature treasures your children adore to good use, but your kids will have artistic and creative fun, and will be begging you to hit the trails so that they can leave them behind! This is a game-changer, my...