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Home Preschool : Letter G

Here I share our homeschooling days… and I am including some Gg activities…. But most of what we do has not simply specific to one letter, so I think next week they will become “our homeschooling days” or something close to that effect, to reflect the natural learning aspect of our days :) I also…

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Thanksgiving Letter Sorting {free printable!}

Thanksgiving Letter Sort will help your child recognize their uppercase letters with simple Thanksgiving pictures and words.  I made this for my son while trying to make more Montessori trays that focus on language.  Check out this post for more Montessori Thanksgiving Activity Ideas! {This post contains affiliate links, please see my disclosure policy.}  I set…

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best preschool books for the letter Gg

I am happy to bring you our favorite preschool books for the letter Gg.  This selection of books incorporates both the hard and soft Gg sounds, and includes stories about people and animals alike!  I hope you and your child enjoy our children’s books selections for letter Gg! Reading opens a world of imagination and…

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Our Preschool Morning Circle Time Schedule {with free printable!}

Today I am sharing our home preschool morning circle time routine.   I wanted to make a Preschool Morning Circle Time printable, based on our routine, available for you to print and adapt to your own needs!! Last week, I shared what is included in Our Preschool Notebook.  Our days include preschool morning circle time, child-led…

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Preschool Circle Time Notebook

I am so excited to share my Preschool Circle Time Notebook with you today!  We use this notebook all the time for singing, dancing, chanting, and enjoying one another.  I keep Bible songs, patriotic songs, recite poems and chants, and various activity ideas and lists in our binder.  This post includes tons of resource ideas for…

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child-directed learning {meeting his needs}

 What are my goals for what I want to teach my son and who do I want him to become? I want him to be honoring to others, but also be true to himself.  I want him to live content, and able to be an independent thinker and doer. My son is four years old.  I…

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his swords and weapons - project based learning - wildflower ramblings

his sword and weapons project

John has been slaying dragons {and Captain Hook}.  This is his passion.  To wielding a sword wherever he is.  It doesn’t matter the time or the place, he has a sword at the ready. A sweet story about the defender and protector of our home…. Daddy was in the bathroom getting ready for work he heard…

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Home Preschool: Letter F

You will notice that our learning time has become a wonderful dance between myself and the kids.  They are, quite literally, playing all day.  I am becoming less schedule-oriented.  However, for Letter E, I shared why we still do letter of the week.  You can read more about my reasons over there.  But, mostly, I…

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books for children for the letter f

best preschool books for the letter Ff

Here is our list of the best preschool books for the letter Ff!  Reading opens a world of imagination and creativity for our children. If I read to each of my children each day, both together and individually, than the day is a success! One of the main reasons why we do a letter of…

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preschool leaf math

We love being outside in the fall.  Leaves are constantly making their way into our house.  And I’m not complaining!  I love having natural items on our nature table, and even on our floor.  I love finding natural ways to encourage mathematics learning.  I thought of six very simple ways to encourage early counting and…

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reggio-inspired math table

The Reggio-inspired math table encourages children to create one to one correspondence with numerals and small natural manipulatives.  Our little table, a second hand find, is in our kitchen, and I regularly change out the materials we use to entice the kids to count and match numbers.  They absolutely love it and are often working…

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Home Preschool: Letter E

We are adapting our home preschool every day.  While most of our learning and day is led by John’s interests {mostly in swords and weaponry — which I’ll share more in depth soon!}, I still like to follow a letter of the week. Why do we do letter of the week? Both of my children…

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