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Category Archives: Homeschooling in the Mainstream
Christmas Printables Round-up
There are a lot of good Christmas printables in the blogosphere and I thought I’d share a few that I have found.
babalisme has another set of adorable paper dolls, this time Christmas-themed.
The Toy Maker has some gorgeous free printable Christmas toys.
Meanwhile, Canon offers this oh-so-cute pop up Christmas card.
Confessions of a Homeschooler has a whole free Christmas-themed preschool pack
Kids Printables has Christmas-themed thank you notes for kids to fill out.
Education.com has this cute printable for kids to make Christmas tree centerpieces.
Craft Leftovers offers this free Advent calendar (sorry I’m a bit late on this one, as the countdown already began)
Non Dairy Diary also has a cute house-themed advent calendar, which uses four houses
Gingerbread Snowflakes also has an advent calendar that doubles as a fun Christmas tree fridge magnet set.
Education.com also has a print out to make your own winter wonderland to color.
Labels: Freebies, Homeschooling in the Mainstream, Printables, Social Studies, This and That, Toddlers, Wrapping Up Our Week
Posted by Maureen Sklaroff
Posted by Maureen Sklaroff
Free Election Day Vocabulary Lesson
I happened to stumble on this free Election Day vocabulary lesson on Learning Page. Learning Page has lots of great printables and worksheets. Membership is required, but it is free.
Labels: Freebies, Homeschooling in the Mainstream, Printables, Social Studies, Spelling and Vocabulary
Posted by Maureen Sklaroff
Posted by Maureen Sklaroff
Free Elections Lapbooking and Notebooking Unit
Update – Thanks to Mary Ann from The Homeschool Mom for giving us the link of the original poster of this wonderful resource! Linda Ackert originally posted this at the Denver Homeschool Examiner.
Here is a link to a free 85 page download, entitled “Elections for Lapbooking, Notebooking and General Study“. I wish I could tell you which blogger posted it, but I have not been able to figure that out. It is posted on Christian Home School Hub (though the download is not religious, as far as I can tell). Here is the description that I received:
2010 is an election year and with primaries right around the corner, this is the perfect time to download Elections for Lapbooking, Notebooking and General Study. Use the download time and time again. This isn’t a Presidential election year but save the download and use it again in 2012 (or anytime your children/students are studying government and elections!)
What will you find within the download? Pages devoted to help students begin and end their studies (through KWL – What I Know, What I Want to Learn and What I Learned), pages to be used if creating an election lapbook, vocabulary flashcards, maps, a good variety of notebooking pages appropriate for elementary through high school, timeline pages and more!
Labels: Freebies, Homeschooling in the Mainstream, Social Studies
Posted by Maureen Sklaroff
Posted by Maureen Sklaroff