Home school learning activities

Welcome! You’ve come to the right place for easy and fun crafts, play, and learning ideas for parents and teachers. We’ll use materials that are simple and that you may already have around your house! Get the latest crafts to your inbox! Popular crafts follow @abcdeelearning on INstagram! I’d love how to have you join...

If you're stuck indoors for whatever reason, try these educational activities to crack boredom from easy science experiments to fun activities.

I was asking this question 4 years ago, so I'm writing the post I wish I'd had. 🥰A little background: Our family began officially homeschooling when our oldest son was entering kindergarten. I wasn't homeschooled and only knew a few homeschooling families, so I had a lot of questions (and trepidation) about choosing a curriculum.Here's what I've learned along the way:+ An open-and-go, boxed curriculum can be very helpful for your first year. We used Sonlight (with no regrets!) and I have…

Are wondering what your preschooler can be learning? Here is a checklist to help you have a successful preschool at home.

This post shares a hands-on, interactive journal idea for toddlers and preschoolers that introduces number sense and counting. Toddlers and preschoolers can identify numbers 1-10 written on each pond and count out the correct number of goldfish crackers to swim in each pond. This activity works on o

Cardboard Roll Letter Match puzzle for kids. A fun alphabet and fine motor activity for preschool and kindergarten.

Thinking of homeschooling your preschooler? Not sure where to begin? Here is a list of the things I am teaching my preschooler and a free printable checklist to get you started.

Is homeschooling free? Yes, it can be! Here's a list of my favorite homeschool curriculum that you can find online for FREE!

This post includes 3 free printable Dr. Seuss activities and one craft activity. All activities go along with Dr. Seuss' "1 Fish 2 Fish, Red Fish Blue Fish" book and cover skills such as fine motor, counting, and color sorting. One of the printable activities uses do-a-dot markers, one use

Just over 3 years ago, I was 4-5 months pregnant with my very welcomed but highly surprising 4th child. At that time, my 3rd was still shy of his FIRST birthday, and I had a daughter going into junior high and one struggling greatly due to dyslexia and dyscalculia . As a new school year loomed lar