Category: Lesson Plans / Ideas
‘All Shapes and Sizes,’ a Beautiful Way to Celebrate Down Syndrome Awareness Month
October is Respect Life Month. It is also Down Syndrome Awareness Month—“a month to raise awareness and celebrate the many abilities of our loved ones…
Parent’s Guide to Children’s Literature
Cheri Blomquist provides parents, especially those who homeschool, a great service with her new guide to children’s literature.
Resources for Teaching Poetry
April is National Poetry Month which makes it a great time of year to add some poetry lessons into your homeschool. #poetry #homeschooling
How to Use Free Online Resources to Develop Personalized Curriculum
You want to have in depth lessons that tailor to your child’s learning style and interests. It’s part of why you started homeschooling. But how…
Free Division Worksheet from Education.com
Our friends at Education.com are sharing a free summer-themed division worksheet with Today’s Catholic Homeschooling readers. Make math a part of your summer fun with…
Free Winter Wordsearch
Just in time for the official start of winter, Education.com has offered Today’s Catholic Homeschooling readers the following free winter wordsearch. Education.com offers over 30,000…
“My Favorite Place” Poems
Help your children to create poem memories of their favorite places. They can use all of their senses to give friends and family a feeling…
Five Lessons from Fatima for Children
One of the most fantastic aspects of Our Lady of Fatima’s message is that she entrusted it to children. Here are five lesson ideas to…
Fun Science: Create a Borax Snow Crystal
Looking for an easy, fun science experiment? You can create a crystal snowflake using a pipe cleaner, string, a glass jar, water and Borax. You…
Global Perspective in the Homeschool
2017 is bearing down on us. Christmas holidaying is once again threatening to turn my kids into self-centered brats (threatening; they’re still pretty amazingly caring…
