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I love to read. After teaching in public school for a few years and over 10 years of homeschooling my kids, I’ve learned something. The key to enthusiastic readers is having a wide variety of books available. However, building that personal library can get expensive. Even if you’re using the library, there are still late fees (come on admit you frequently have overdue books). Well, Lightsail for Homeschoolers has solved the problem of building your library with an online reading program you’ll love. (this post is sponsored by Lightsail for Homeschoolers, all opinions are my own about this awesome online...

This post contains affiliate links - using affiliate links from Homeschool Coffee Break helps fuel this blog. Each week Lysha at A Camera and a Cookbook shares a set of prompts for photos. On Saturday she invites participants to share their photos in the I Spy 2021 linkup. It was a mixed bag of prompts for me this week, with a couple easy ones and a couple not so easy.  - torn - This prompt turned out to be a bit difficult for me. We had some storms and rain on Saturday evening and when I stepped out the back to check...

Have you tried making your own diy puffy paint? It’s really easy to whip up a batch of puffy paint recipe that will delight and engage children to create. This is a special kind of 3d painting for kids using homemade foam paint. You will love how easy it is to make this diy foam paint to let toddler, preschool, pre-k, […] The post DIY Foam Paint Recipe – 3D Artwork with Puffy Paint appeared first on 123 Homeschool 4 Me.

Get ready for back to school, with this fun cvc words activity! This cvc activities is an engaging way to help preschool,pre-k, and kindergarten age students sound out and spell cvc words one letter at a time.This free cvc words printable has a fun crayon box theme that makes this CVC Activity perfect for a […] The post FREE Printable Crayon CVC Words Activity appeared first on 123 Homeschool 4 Me.

Take a detailed look into our Timberdoodle 2nd Grade Custom Curriculum Kit and get some great ideas for your homeschool curriculum this year. We did hours of research before picking out our homeschool curriculum for next year. With one year of homeschooling under our belt, I have a much better grasp of my kids’ learning styles. Now the challenge is to select the right curriculums to match the way my kids learn. We are so thankful for Timberdoodle’s curriculum kits for giving us wonderful ideas of fun and interactive ways to homeschool my children. I love browsing the nonreligious curriculums...