If you have a beginning reader, you know that sight words are a big part of the early reading process. Sight words help children gain confidence as they read, and increase a child’s reading speed and comprehension. Kids learn better when they’re having fun, which is why we love adding different games for […]
Dr. Seuss-Inspired Sight Word Game
With their funny rhymes and zany characters, Dr. Seuss books are always a hit with kids. Over the years we have enjoyed several Dr. Seuss activities inspired by his books. One of our favorites for early readers is this Dr. Seuss sight words game. This simple Dr. Seuss game makes sight word practice […]
Shark Spelling Game for Kids
When you make learning fun, kids are more likely to remember what they’ve learned. One way to do this is through educational games. It works even better if you an tie the game into something your child loves — like sharks. Over the years we have had fun with lots of shark games for […]
50 of the Best Educational Gift Ideas for Homeschooling Families
“What do the kids want this year?” Whether it’s Christmas or a birthday, that’s the question most parents are faced with each year. I love watching the kids get excited about their gifts, but sometimes the amount of toys and clutter in the house can feel overwhelming. This can be especially true after birthdays or holidays, […]
Make Learning about Fractions Fun with This Hands-On Activity for Equivalent Fractions
Fractions can be confusing. Sometimes it is hard for kids to understand how fractions fit together to make a whole. Manipulatives are a great way to help kids visualize tricky math concepts. You can make your own paper plate faction manipulatives to use in this equivalent fractions hands on activity. For more fun ways to teach […]
