We all need printables for homeschooling.
123 Certificates gives you forms for almost any school based achievement.
Just mommies gives you homeschool Report cards! :)
Chart Jungle gives a variety of printable resources. Charts, diplomas, calendars etc.
How to teach a child to write a novel
Friday, August 21, 2009
I learned about this page through HomeSchool Freebie of the day.
What Little Blue School did was put together a PDF on How to Teach a Child to Write a Novel. My boy isn't quite old enough for this yet, but it looks like something we'll do in the future. :)
Go check it out.
What Little Blue School did was put together a PDF on How to Teach a Child to Write a Novel. My boy isn't quite old enough for this yet, but it looks like something we'll do in the future. :)
Go check it out.
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Alphabet Lap books - A
Sunday, August 16, 2009
This will of course be a series of 26! After all there are 26 letters in the alphabet.
I am hoping to every week design a week around one letter of the alphabet.
I will hopefully have games to play, poems to read, scripture to memorize and so forth.
I'll be using a variety of sources.
These three to start with:
http://www.homeschoolshare.com/alphabet_notebook.php
http://www.dltk-teach.com/minibooks/index.htm
http://www.homeschoolshare.com/level_1_lapbooks.php
But I won't of course use everything on the different sites. I'll be pulling off what I think I"ll use and all that. :)
Here's what I have to start
an alligator poem and an apple shaped letter book and a letter size sorting game.
I want to make a stencil of the letter A and put it up on the fridge with "a" pictures we find or can draw so that we remember what letter we're working on for the week. :)
I'm not sure about doing this one from DLTK's, book is cute, but seems Like you need LOTS of paper to do it. So just thinking on it yet.
I used this Letter A reproducible from Innovative Classroom.
Here's a neat site! Teacher Planet. Got a craft idea which I'm revamping to make a construction paper apple.
and then I got this idea, since Justin likes cats, to find pictures of cats that begin with the "letter a", so then I went here which got me cat names, and then all I had to do is find pictures. :) Here is an Abyssinian. American Bobtail. American Shorthair.
I am hoping to every week design a week around one letter of the alphabet.
I will hopefully have games to play, poems to read, scripture to memorize and so forth.
I'll be using a variety of sources.
These three to start with:
http://www.homeschoolshare.com/alphabet_notebook.php
http://www.dltk-teach.com/minibooks/index.htm
http://www.homeschoolshare.com/level_1_lapbooks.php
But I won't of course use everything on the different sites. I'll be pulling off what I think I"ll use and all that. :)
Here's what I have to start
an alligator poem and an apple shaped letter book and a letter size sorting game.
I want to make a stencil of the letter A and put it up on the fridge with "a" pictures we find or can draw so that we remember what letter we're working on for the week. :)
I'm not sure about doing this one from DLTK's, book is cute, but seems Like you need LOTS of paper to do it. So just thinking on it yet.
I used this Letter A reproducible from Innovative Classroom.
Here's a neat site! Teacher Planet. Got a craft idea which I'm revamping to make a construction paper apple.
and then I got this idea, since Justin likes cats, to find pictures of cats that begin with the "letter a", so then I went here which got me cat names, and then all I had to do is find pictures. :) Here is an Abyssinian. American Bobtail. American Shorthair.
How to Do research
Thursday, August 13, 2009
I thought this site pretty good.
It's from the Kentucky Virtual Library. Teaches children how to do research. :) It's interactive. Taught me a thing or two as well.
Should mention, it was sent to me in an email from TheHomeSchoolMom.
It's from the Kentucky Virtual Library. Teaches children how to do research. :) It's interactive. Taught me a thing or two as well.
Should mention, it was sent to me in an email from TheHomeSchoolMom.
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