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If you love high-quality homeschool printables but don’t want to keep spending money every time you need something new, you’ll love Freebie Friday.
Once a month, I choose one of my low-priced premium homeschool resources and offer it completely free for 3 days only. These are the same printable packs I sell in my shop—full of educational value, beautifully designed, and created to make your homeschool life easier.
Every Freebie Friday is different, and the content is always practical. You might get a math game, a science activity, a writing template, or a seasonal learning pack—but it will always be something you can use right away in your homeschool.
I’ve created Freebie Friday to support homeschool moms who need engaging, effective resources without adding extra pressure to their budget. It’s also a great way to try out my work and see if it fits your homeschool style.
How does it work?
As long as you’re on my email list, you’ll automatically get a Freebie Friday email each month with your special coupon code and instructions.
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What We’re Using for March: Free Homeschool Printables and Activity Ideas
A complete guide to March free homeschool printables and activity ideas, including multi-age resources for Women’s History Month, Pi Day, St. Patrick’s Day, World Water Day, and seasonal science.
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A Meaningful History of St. Patrick’s Day Unit Study for Teens | Secular
This St. Patricks Day unit study was created for middle and high school students who are ready for more than surface-level activities. Instead of crafts and themed worksheets, it explores late Roman Britain, early Irish society, Patrick’s own writings, and the development of the holiday over time. Designed for grades 7–10, it brings depth and historical context to a day that is often simplified.
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Wild World of History Honest Review | Homeschool High School History Curriculum
After spending time with the lessons, we found Wild World of History to be a structured, video based homeschool history curriculum that presents history as a clear, connected narrative rather than scattered topics.
“Art for the not so creatives!
We loved this unit study. I am so, so not an arts and crafts person and somehow, all of my kids have turned out to be uber creatives and thrive on all things art. We’ve tried all the programs and they all ended in tears, be it mine or theirs. Enter this unit study! I love that it’s more art appreciation and historical information with a sprinkling of the artist’s medium. The projects are attainable and my kids learned more about how to view art and learn new prospectives. Would love a volume 2!”
“Fantastic Compliment to Our Science Curriculum
Over 65 beautifully illustrated pages are packed into this Volcano Unit Study! This study goes far beyond basalt and magma formation. It explores the actual science of volcanoes, including the big ones! Like Mount Saint Helens. The icing on the cake for my son – simulating an eruption from the model volcano he built. The icing for mom – him completing the worksheet to test his knowledge!”
