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Continue Reading: Sample Homeschool Schedules for Preschool-6th GradeWe have many different subjects to choose from to assemble your schedules! I hope this helps you plan your year! Please feel free to download the free “schedule builder” pdf to write down the schedule you wish for your children, and feel free to use our schedules (Last year for PreK and 1st, and this…
Continue Reading: Great Homeschool Read Aloud and Audiobook Choices (Chapter Books)In our post “Our 2nd Grade Reading Picks (Best Books for 2nd Graders to Read!)” we discussed the reading choices we are making for my daughter to read to us, and herself. This post will be an ongoing post as well, being added to as we discover new read alouds and audiobooks! But these are…
Continue Reading: Our 2nd Grade Reading Picks (Best Books for 2nd Graders to Read!)This will be an ongoing post that I will add to each month as my daughter finishes more books! I will have 2 lists in this post. The first list will be what she has read by month, and then at the bottom of the post you will be able to see our recommended reads…
Continue Reading: Homeschooling Year Round with FlexibilityHomeschooling Year Round with Flexibility I wanted to address a few questions I usually get when I mention that we school year round. First of all, we always have! It is just something that was natural for us, because I have curious kids- and I am a very academic, schedule, and learning oriented person.…
Continue Reading: Our Warm Weather Homeschool Rhythm/Homeschool Curriculum Picks for 2021/2022Our Warm Weather Homeschool Rhythm/Homeschool Curriculum Picks for 2021/2022 Our Warm Weather Homeschool Rhythm: Our warm weather rhythm is pretty cut and dry! We have a few scheduled items, but we also have a lot of unscheduled time 🙂 Our Curriculum Picks for 2021/2022 School Year: Summer:  Into the…
Continue Reading: Homeschool Portfolio Series #2: Physical PortfoliosWelcome to our new series, all about Homeschool Portfolios! This is post #2 (and video #2! Scroll down to see that) Here is post #1: https://loveathomeeducation.com/2021/05/07/homeschool-portfolio-series-1-digital-portfolios/ Homeschool Portfolio Series #2: Physical Portfolios A physical portfolio. Why? Here are a few reasons that we love physical portfolios. If you need to turn in a portfolio to…
Continue Reading: Homeschool Portfolio Series #1: Digital PortfoliosWelcome to our new series, all about Homeschool Portfolios! This is post #1 (and video #1! Scroll down to see that) Here is post #2: Physical Portfolios Homeschool Portfolio Series #1: Digital Portfolios A digital portfolio. Why? Here are a few reasons that we love digital portfolios. Space saving! You don’t have to keep…
Continue Reading: Our Year in Review: Preschool and 1st GradeOur Preschool Year in Review: For a video of the portfolio, click below! Resources used: Little Lessons Preschool from Everyday Learn and Play https://everydaylearnandplay.com/product-category/little-lessons-learn-play-curriculum/ Preschool Journal from Arrows and Applesauce Preschool Journal Printable Hands on ABC Guide from our shop! https://loveathomeeducation.com/product/the-hands-on-abc-guide/ Extras: History: K-4 American History Science: Gardenschooling Math: Numbers and 4…
Continue Reading: Gameschooling with Language Arts! How We Teach Spelling and Grammar with Games!We were introduced to Gameschooling through our Homeschool community on Instagram! And it is something that feels second nature to us because my daughter LOVES games. We joke that her love language is playing games! Two subjects that we “exclusively” use games for are: Spelling and Grammar How we teach SPELLING with games:…
Continue Reading: PreK & 1st Grade- A Look Back on Our Schedules & How We Keep a Homeschool JournalI recently wrote about our Kindergarten and 2nd Grade Schedules for next year, and realized I haven’t written much about what my kids have done in this past year! This was Will’s last year of Preschool, and so he focused mainly on the Alphabet and beginning numbers. This was Ellie’s 1st grade year, and…
