In our ‘Unit Studies, Printables, and Crafts’ section, you’ll explore a variety of unit studies that bring subjects to life in exciting ways, perfect for sparking deep curiosity and thorough understanding in your young learner. From history to science, each unit is packed with insights and activities that make learning both thorough and enjoyable.
Need a hand with day-to-day teaching tools? Our printables are here to help. From detailed worksheets that tackle key topics to organizational printables that keep you and your student on track, these resources are designed to make your homeschooling smoother and more effective.
And for those days when you want to mix up the routine with something hands-on, our crafts section offers fun, educational projects that encourage creativity and make learning tactile and visual. Whether you’re constructing history models, crafting science experiments, or creating art projects that tie into your lessons, you’ll find something here to enrich every subject.
Have you ever tried to teach your kids about science and had them lose interest halfway through? Or maybe you’ve searched for a way to combine subjects like reading, art, and nature studies but ended up feeling overwhelmed by the sheer number of resources out there? I’ve been there. Kids…
Teaching geography, especially topics like the polar regions, can be challenging. We want kids to go beyond just memorizing places and facts—to understand, connect, and get curious. The Arctic and Antarctic regions aren’t just faraway locations; they’re home to incredible landscapes, animals adapted to extreme conditions, and unique ecosystems. My…
In today’s fast-paced world, it’s easy for kids—and even us adults—to move through life without truly noticing the little things. With schoolwork, after-school activities, and the constant hustle of daily routines, teaching emotional literacy can feel like just one more thing on an already packed to-do list for parents and…
Getting 6th graders excited about writing can be challenging. You’ve probably experienced it firsthand—the blank stares, the heavy sighs, and the constant “I don’t know what to write!” At this stage, kids are asked to think more deeply and organize their thoughts in ways that feel more structured. And while…
Teaching young children about the people who help keep our communities running smoothly can be both rewarding and tricky. Community helpers like police officers, firefighters, and mail carriers play vital roles, but explaining their work in ways that resonate with kindergarteners and first graders can sometimes be a challenge. Many…
Clouds are more than just shapes in the sky—they help us understand the weather and how our atmosphere works. For kids, learning about clouds can spark curiosity and provide a solid foundation in weather science. By using types of clouds worksheets along with hands-on activities, you can make this topic…
We all know how overwhelming it is for homeschool parents to juggle multiple subjects or for a teacher to be swamped with lesson plans. So it’s not surprising that sometimes it’s easy for arts to get pushed aside. Maybe you’re unsure how to start introducing famous paintings, or talk about…
When it comes to giving our kids the tools for lifelong health, nutrition is right at the top of the list. Helping kids understand how their bodies work, what fuels them, and how to make the best eating choices is so much more than just educational—it’s empowering. By teaching kids…
Want to boost your kid’s confidence? Our growth mindset worksheets can help! Grab free samples and easy tips to make learning fun and build resilience at home.
Inside: Boost your 6th grader’s spelling skills with expert strategies, fun activities, and a free printable. Discover essential word lists and top resources for spelling success. In 6th grade, spelling takes on a whole new level of importance. As students transition into more advanced subjects, the words they encounter become…
Never have I thought we would be doing chemistry in 4th grade, but we did. And then we followed it up with biochemistry just for fun. Sounds wild, right? But with the right approach, even complex subjects can become exciting adventures for kids. If you’re curious to know what biochemistry/chemistry…
Inside: Ever notice how science textbooks rush through the scientific method? This leaves kids confused and missing out on key skills. A simple scientific method worksheet isn’t enough to teach kids its importance, but I prepared a whole unit study to help you. Learn why mastering the scientific method, experiments,…
Teaching kids about the water cycle can be challenging due to its complex concepts and terminology. This guide provides strategies for explaining the water cycle to young learners, with visual aids, hands-on activities, and a free water cycle diagram worksheet to make learning engaging and effective. Suitable for 2nd to 8th graders, the Water Cycle Unit Study simplifies this essential science topic.
Inside: Feeling overwhelmed with planning scavenger hunts for your kids? Struggling to keep them excited and engaged? My collection of scavenger hunt worksheets is here to help! Perfect for all ages and situations, these printables offer fun, educational adventures right in your backyard or at the local park. Outdoor scavenger…
Inside: Struggling with how to teach kids about volcanoes? I’ve put together an extensive collection of resources and helpful links to simplify your teaching. Be sure to also grab the free ‘Parts of a Volcano Worksheet’ (and sample of my bigger Volcano Unit Study) included in the post to enhance…
Inside: Discover how to transform the complex subject of atomic theory into an engaging adventure for curious minds. Explore hands-on activities, an atomic theory timeline, and interactive elements that make learning about atoms accessible and fun. Join us in uncovering the secrets of the atomic world! Have you ever watched…
Inside: Explore the Moon with your kids through fun, hands-on activities, ideas, apps, videos, and free Moon phases worksheets. It’s a perfect blend of learning and play! Ever felt a bit lost when your child throws a tricky question your way? You’re in good company if your kids’ latest questions…
Can you believe we’re already saying goodbye to another school year? It’s that time again to hit the pause button, not just to gear up for what’s next, but to really soak in all that we’ve accomplished. To help with wrapping things but also to gather a glimpse into what…
Looking to bring more environmental consciousness in your homeschool? Find practical tips on learning about Earth Day hands-on and interdisciplinary and lots of resources like the Earth Day Reading Comprehension Worksheets to enrich the experience. There are so many ways to inspire the next generation of eco-conscious citizens! Keep reading to find them all.
Poetry is an important component of any solid elementary language arts curriculum. But how can we make teaching it fun and engaging for young minds? As a homeschooling mom with over eight years of teaching experience, I’ve found poetry to be an excellent tool for enhancing vocabulary, encouraging creative writing,…
Inside: Wondering how to teach sequencing or a plant life’s cycle to your little learners? My engaging Plant Sequencing Worksheet Bundle is perfect for introducing sequencing and chronological thinking to kids. Look at what’s inside, download the freebie, and read the article until the end because it is packed with…
Inside: Thinking of ditching book reports in junior high? Hold that thought! Book reports teach vital skills to teens. Learn how to quickly organize and effectively create comprehensive book reports by using my free book report template, a sample of my comprehensive The Ultimate Book Report Master Guide. In elementary…