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 Alphabet Fun

Teach your child the alphabet and letters with fun, interactive activities that are easy on your budget.

Worksheets, games, puzzles, crafts, movies, and more! Your child will be singing the ABC’s and sounding out their letters before you know it!

 Play Through the Bible

I don’t want my children to grow up thinking that reading the Bible is “boring”. God’s Word is living and active, not stale or lifeless. So one of the means I am using to keep the Bible fun and exciting for my children is to incorporate it into their everyday play time.

Games, crafts, coloring, role playing, music and song . . . in our home every day is Sunday School or VBS.

“Train up a child in the way he should go;

even when he is old he will not depart from it”

(Proverbs 22:6ESV)

 Learning to Count

Teach your child numbers and counting with fun, interactive activities that are easy on your budget.

Worksheets, games, puzzles, crafts, movies, and more! Your child will be counting before you know it!

 Exploring Colors

Teach your child all about colors with fun, interactive activities that are easy on your budget.

Worksheets, games, puzzles, crafts, movies, and more! Your child won’t even realize they are learning!

 Fun with Shapes, Sizes, Matching, and More!

Teach your child all about shapes, sizes, puzzles, matching, and more!

Worksheets, games, puzzles, crafts, movies, and more! Your child won’t even realize they are learning!

 Opposites and Directions

Here is a collection of resources to help teach your child the concepts of opposites and directions.

 Outdoor, Nature, P.E.

Whether indoor, or outdoor, you can get your kids up and moving, stretching their legs and getting their energy (and jitters) out while at the same time discovering things in nature and the world around them!

 All About Me

There is so much for a child to discover about themselves, the five senses, their emotions, how their body works, their family, and the different interests and characteristics that make them such a unique and special individual.

 The World Around Me

Here are some of my favorite resources for teaching young children about the calendar year, their neighborhood, communities, the world around them, and even outer space!

 Color, Cut, Paint, Create!

Coloring, cutting, painting, and creating! Here are some great arts and craft activities to do with kids. They’ll learn new skills and valuable techniques while creating some pretty cool master pieces that are worth displaying!

 Making Music

It has been long understood that music has great influence in increasing a child’s ability to learn. Putting words to music is also a very effective way to help a child with memorization.

Make instruments, sing songs, and learn with music!

 Storytime Read-Aloud

There is nothing to compare with good quality “Read Aloud” time. It’s not only good for parent-child relationship bonding, but it has also been proven scientifically that children who are read aloud to in their younger years have a much easier time with their academic studies when they are older.

 Pretend Play (Learning with the Imagination)

The imagination is a very powerful learning tool that is often overlooked. Pretend play can be a great addition to any young learner classes and lessons. Children can discover the world around them without even realizing they are learning.

 Fun and Learning with Winnie the Pooh

Kids love Winnie the Pooh and my kids are no exception. My daughter got hooked on Winnie the Pooh when she was just barely one-year old. Even at such a young age she was following along with the videos, had all the names of the characters memorized, and could quote lines from the movies or sing along to the songs.

That’s when I realized that, if she’s old enough to already be memorizing characters, lines, and songs from the movies, she could start working on learning her numbers, shapes, colors, and more!

 Discovering Animals & Animal Sounds

I wasn’t sure, for the longest time, whether I should make this a subject of its own or incorporate it into the other subjects, but finally decided it was worth creating a subject out of.

Children have a very special place in their heart for animals, which is why so much of children’s literature and learning activities

 Early Learning Planners and Checklist

This weekly checklist, and other organizational tools, make it possible to keep track of what your student is learning while also leaving a lot of room for flexibility.

Perfect for the home educators who enjoy piecing together their own curriculum and create very personalized lesson plans.

 The Very Best Toddler Apps!

There sure are a lot of games and apps available for kids these days. Some of the just aren’t worth the money they charge for them and others just aren’t worth our time even if they’re free. We’ve certainly tried out a LOT of different games and apps for our kids and these are our ultimate favorites . . . the best BY FAR!!

 Teach Kids French (Fun & Easy)

There sure are a lot of games and apps available for kids these days. Some of the just aren’t worth the money they charge for them and others just aren’t worth our time even if they’re free. We’ve certainly tried out a LOT of different games and apps for our kids and these are our ultimate favorites . . . the best BY FAR!!

 Letter of the Week Learning Activities

Explore each of the 26 letters of the alphabet with learning activities and themed projects that encompass a wide assortment of school subjects!

Including videos, crafts, printable activity pages, virtual field trips, and more!