Here is a daily schedule form to help keep you on track!

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Spring is in the air which instantly stirs up a desire to get organized. All the piles of papers, unorganized bookshelves, and messy art supplies can leave anyone feeling frazzled. So where do you begin? Here are 4 organizing tips to get you off to a good start. Nothing creates a more peace than a fresh cleaned and organized home. Pull up your sleeves and let’s get to work.
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Here is a functional homeschool shelf. I love having a place to organize paper and those go-to items you need every day all in one place!

This download just got an update! It was previously called Check-Off Chart. It got a new name and a few other minor adjustments to make it better for you! I have used this chart almost every year of my homeschooling journey which has helped us to establish a routine. Having a check-off chart for my kids has been a huge motivator for them so they can get their school work done each day!

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Chameleons are cute and so is this water color art project. It feels like real reptile skin! Comes with a coloring picture, facts and video link for a full learning experience.

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Spider webs are fascinating! This worksheet set includes direction for a craft, a mini lesson about spider webs which includes photos and a fact sheet, and a fun project to write about what they learned.
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Your students will love creating their very own sword and shield. My easy to follow directions and photos will walk you through each step. Students will decide on a shield shape, design and paint a coat of arms, craft a wooden sword, and add a smooth ribbon handle. An art projects they will treasure.

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Are you learning about USA states? Here is a free State Research Report worksheet. Use this form to learn about all 50 states.

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