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FREE BOB Book Printables: Set 1, Book 1 & 2

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*This post contains affiliate links. **Click on the teal download button to snag the free pack. Do you have young readers who enjoy the BOB Books?  I’m thrilled to be linking up with five AMAZING bloggers to bring you some FREE BOB Book printables! {The FREE download link is towards the end of this post.} To read background information on the BOB…
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25+ Ways to Learn with Candy

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Got candy? I know we do! Here are some ideas and ways kids can learn with candy!   Here are some activities our homeschool group recently did with candy…AND a round-up of more FABULOUS ways to learn with candy. After decorating paper bags (to store all their candy), we read Harriet’s Halloween Candy, a book that has some fabulous opportunities for making predictions…
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Reading the Easy Way Winner

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Thank you to everyone who entered the Reading the Easy Way giveaway!  Most people commented how much fun it looks and I couldn’t agree more. 🙂 The winner of the giveaway is: a Rafflecopter giveaway Congratulations Lori!  I will be sending you an email.  Please make sure you respond within 5 days so I can get your special code to…
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Reading the Alphabet Letter D (Lesson 8)

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Reading the Alphabet Letter D is here! Learn more about my preschool reading curriculum, Reading the Alphabet. *Keep scrolling until the end of this post to grab the free version of Reading the Alphabet Letter D.   You can purchase our updated Reading the Alphabet Bundle Pack, stream-lined for easy downloading!  It also features TONS of bonus material that you can’t find…
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My ABC’s of Thanksgiving Journal: 21 Days of Contagious Gratitude

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Gratitude is a learned attitude. And teaching our kids to understand that they are SO blessed (spoiled, really) is not always an easy task. There are so many things that we simply take for granted. Our health, our homes, our food, our vehicles; the list could go on and on. But teaching gratitude is WELL worth the effort. This year, I put together an…
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