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Welcome to our collection of free homeschool resources that make learning fun, engaging, and effective. Here, you’ll find everything from hands-on activities and printable worksheets to full curriculum options. These products help you create a joyful, customized experience for your learners.
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If you’re looking for printable resources, these no-prep reading worksheets will serve as a great book companion. This novel study for Freckle Juice by Judy Blume has one page for every chapter and aims to enhance reading comprehension, review a form of figurative language, and review or learn new vocabulary words – all…
If you’re looking for printable resources, these no-prep reading worksheets will serve as a great book companion. This novel study for Freckle Juice by Judy Blume has one page for every chapter and aims to enhance reading comprehension, review a form of figurative language, and review or learn new vocabulary words – all while still enjoying the book!
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Mood and tone broken down into easy-to-understand lessons! This unit includes a mini lesson, short stories, worksheets and everything you need to teach mood and tone.
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When Congress can’t agree on a budget, the government shuts down—but what does that really mean for everyday Americans?In this one-day mini unit, teens explore how funding battles in Washington affect workers, the economy, and the balance of power in our democracy. From the 1980s to the present, they’ll trace the evolution…
When Congress can’t agree on a budget, the government shuts down—but what does that really mean for everyday Americans?In this one-day mini unit, teens explore how funding battles in Washington affect workers, the economy, and the balance of power in our democracy. From the 1980s to the present, they’ll trace the evolution of shutdowns, examine real-world consequences, and wrestle with critical questions about checks and balances, power, and accountability.
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Everything you need to jumpstart your child’s memory work for Math, English, Science, Geography & History! Short, catchy songs that will help you and your kid memorize all the important facts we need to know!
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A thoughtful collection of 50 winter-themed writing prompts and 10 note-taking sheets for high school ELA. Ideal for homeschool or classroom writing.
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Engage your students with a FREE educational resource on the 2024 Summer Games! Includes a detailed reading passage, comprehension Q&A, and note-taking sheets. This resource is perfect for upper middle school to high school students.
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In this free introductory lesson from How Valentine’s Day Was Born, students uncover the true story of St. Valentine—a Christian martyr whose life had nothing to do with romance, chocolates, or secret love notes. Through an engaging historical reading and included audio version, children learn how assumptions about…
In this free introductory lesson from How Valentine’s Day Was Born, students uncover the true story of St. Valentine—a Christian martyr whose life had nothing to do with romance, chocolates, or secret love notes. Through an engaging historical reading and included audio version, children learn how assumptions about Valentine’s Day differ from historical evidence, setting the stage for deeper exploration into how traditions are formed and transformed over time. This lesson builds curiosity, strengthens critical thinking, and invites students to question the stories behind familiar holidays.
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Whether you’re targeting the -eep digraph, reinforcing rhyme, or building decoding fluency, this resource makes phonics instruction practical, flexible, and fun.
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Plant Cycle Writing Prompts and Note-Taking Sheets provide 20 engaging prompts and 20 structured organizers for upper middle to high school students/homeschoolers to explore plant biology while developing scientific writing skills.
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Chocolate chip cookies with browned butter and sourdough discard.
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Make a movie watching educational When you have the RIGHT tools to guide your kids through what they’re seeing? That’s when the magic happens. Use this 8 page movie study pack to help children pay attention to details and learn more about the movies they watch. Character analysis, Compare and contrast, comprehension…
Make a movie watching educational When you have the RIGHT tools to guide your kids through what they’re seeing? That’s when the magic happens.
Use this 8 page movie study pack to help children pay attention to details and learn more about the movies they watch. Character analysis, Compare and contrast, comprehension questions.
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Use these pieces to create a human board and calling cards for your kids to learn more about the true Christmas story from the Bible.
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Here is a fun, word search puzzle with teeth as the theme! Words include gum, teeth, paste, floss, molar, loose, tooth, fruit, sugar, cavity, dentist, filling, brushing, mouthwash, tooth fairy, vegetables. Use in February for dental health month or anytime!
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A sled race, a bully, and an unexpected turn. Who will win the annual Youth dog sled race in Alaska and take home the coveted grand prize—cash and a trip to sunny Florida?
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FREE end-of-year reflection doodle notes for high school subjects. Help students review, celebrate, and consolidate learning across ELA, Math, History, and Science. Ideal for Interactive Notebooks.
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Inspire your high schoolers/homeschoolers with this autumn with 50 creative fall writing prompts and 10 note-taking sheets—perfect for homeschool or classroom ELA lessons.
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Introduce literary devices, review genres, reinforce already-taught literary terms, or use as an alternative to the standard book report. When you want to take a break from deep-dive literature study, this tool will help students to keep basic terms and ideas on the sticky side of the brain.
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Plotting coordinates is an important part of upper elementary and middle school – but it can be taught at any age. In fact, it can even be fun!
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