
Free Homeschool Art Resources
Perhaps because I’m not an artist, I’ve always hesitated to spend a lot of money on homeschool art resources. Should you be a bit like

Perhaps because I’m not an artist, I’ve always hesitated to spend a lot of money on homeschool art resources. Should you be a bit like

Art is not my specialty. I truly love art…it is the creating of it that I’m not so good at. This Outdoor Art Challenge is

Creating crafts is a great way to bring the entire family together. Whether you all create a different craft or have a friendly competition, crafting

Studying God’s Word with your kids is essential to their future. This 2nd Timothy Kids’ Bible Activity Pack is full of fun activities featuring verses

This 1st Timothy Kids’ Bible Activity Pack is a great way to encourage your kids to hide God’s Word in their hearts. I have never

This 2nd Thessalonians Kids’ Bible Activity Pack is a fun and educational resource for your kids to use during homeschool Bible class or family devotions.

Every single homeschool mom needs support throughout her family’s homeschooling journey. This calling, to raise our children and educate them in our homes, is both

The top response to the question I ask my subscribers is typically given in the form of a question. Thus, the title of this blog

Have you ever considered putting together a Homeschool Mom Summer Bucket List? Our family’s homeschooling journey, our family’s needs and our husbands are often the

It was my hope and prayer as I compiled this list of free homeschool mom faith resources for you that having the ability to download

The holiday season is overwhelming on its own, but when you add homeschooling to the schedule it reaches a whole new level of crazy. At

You can be intentional while praying for your children by using a homeschool mom prayer journal. It can also be a beautiful memory book for

Are your kids ready to learn their ABCs and 123s — in sign language? These American Sign Language Puzzles are a sure-fire way to do

Finding ways to make learning fun is important no matter what subject you’re teaching kids. These American Sign Language Clip Cards provide a unique, fun

Learning American Sign Language is easier than most people think. These American Sign Language Flashcards will help get you started. In addition to being easy

Did somebody say road trip?! This Kansas Road Trip Journal is a must-have for a trip to the Sunflower State! Whether you love music as

These Kansas Coloring Pages are a fun addition to a Kansas State Study! I love to color and Crayola® crayons are my favorite. While my

Get ready to explore ‘The Sunflower State’ without leaving home with these Kansas Virtual Field Trips! My husband and I drove through the state of

These Veterans Day Notebooking Pages are an easy way for your kids to write a note or letter thanking Veterans for their service to our

Studying history doesn’t have to be all about textbooks. These free homeschool history resources can help make history come to life for your kids! They

The holiday, St. Patrick’s Day, and this St. Patrick’s Day Unit Study will help both celebrate, educate and break up the monotony of the long

Getting started with notebooking is easy, once you know what it is. This beginner’s guide to notebooking will help you understand all the things surrounding

This Spelling Challenge is full of ideas and activities to make practicing spelling words more fun for everyone — both you and your kids! I’ve

A winter journal is a fun way to encourage your kids to write. You can incorporate art, nature, science and much more through journaling. Ironically,

This fun Charlotte’s Web lapbook is a great way for your kids to share what they’ve learned and loved about Wilbur, Charlotte and Fern’s story.

While not everything you use in your homeschooling is free, there are countless free homeschooling resources available online. These free literature-based lapbooks are a great

Hibernation is a fascinating study for your homeschool science class. When you’ve completed your study on hibernation, try creating a hibernation lapbook for more fun.

One of the most well-known and well-loved classics for kids is the story of Charlotte’s Web. This Charlotte’s Web unit study is a great resource

Fall is the perfect time for an apple study and I’m confident that with this list you can add a few new apple books to

Looking for a book for YOU to read for once? I’m always looking for recommendations, so I decided to share my personal must-reads with you!

I didn’t know anything about the stock market, but both of my kids learned about the stock market while playing a free, online game and

Whether you teach your children fractions, how I did or not, this Fractions Math Pack is a great resource for your children to learn fractions.

Fractions. They’re part of math, so kids will likely have a love or hate relationship with them. My children take after me, meaning math is

What if I told you that you can cover music in your homeschool on a weekly basis without an instrument and you don’t have to

This Music Challenge is a fun resource for everyone in the family, whether you have a budding musician, a child that enjoys music but doesn’t

Completing composer studies is a great way for even the most non-musical person to learn about music. This Handel Composer Study Pack was designed to

I love being out in nature. The only exception is the wintertime because it is simply too cold for me to enjoy living in Maine.

I love being outside surrounded only by nature. There is nothing like the sound of the ocean waves crashing on the shore and the crisp,

It is easy to get stuck inside the house homeschooling your children. Getting outdoors doesn’t always seem like an educational activity, but it can be.

A common misconception when it comes to homeschooling is that it is expensive. This is far from the truth, in fact, I am going to
This Volunteer Hours Tracker will make keeping track of the hours your children volunteer super easy! There are so many ways for us to teach

While you may have put the books away, there are many summer volunteer ideas to keep your kids busy learning, growing and serving. It is

This fun sticker reading chart is a great way to motivate your little learners to snuggle up and read each day. When I was

Summer reading is a wonderful pastime, for both young and old alike. Finding quality literature that will teach, challenge and entertain children can be difficult.

Summer is a wonderful time to read! I enjoy grabbing a book and heading outside to read while basking in the sunshine. However, my children

These Veterans Day Notebooking Pages are an easy way for your kids to write a note or letter thanking Veterans for their service to our

Studying God’s Word with your kids is essential to their future. This 2nd Timothy Kids’ Bible Activity Pack is full of fun activities featuring verses

This 1st Timothy Kids’ Bible Activity Pack is a great way to encourage your kids to hide God’s Word in their hearts. I have never

Science doesn’t have to be a mind-boggling or intimidating class to teach your kids. The key is finding the right resources to help you teach

A hiking journal is a fun way for your kids to record specific details about each of their hikes. I love hiking. I grew up

Are you looking for ways to add a bit of Arbor Day homeschool fun to your plans? I’ve put together 10+ ideas to help you

Homeschooling has been one of the most rewarding things I’ve ever done. I genuinely mean that; and in my extremely varied job and ministry experience

Homeschooling a child with a language disorder requires a lot of creativity and patience, and cannot be approached in a traditional school setting. Trying to

It was during one of my many Internet searches about language development that I landed on the acronym MERLD, and thus began my journey on

As homeschool moms, we not only want to raise independent learners, but we need to do so. Why? In order for our children to be

Charlotte Mason is a homeschooling style that has dominated the homeschool world for years. The beauty of this homeschooling style is that it is one

The middle school years are a time of transition in more ways than one. Our kids are changing physically, emotionally, and intellectually at a mind-bending

One of the most well-known and well-loved classics for kids is the story of Charlotte’s Web. This Charlotte’s Web unit study is a great resource

Do you know what a solar eclipse is? Do you know why it happens? Do you know the difference between a partial solar eclipse, a

Nothing says fall quite like a large, round pumpkin. Kick the fall season off in a fun way with this exciting and educational pumpkin unit