Don't know what to put in corner of your living room? These 14 creative living room corner decor ideas will spice up your space.
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Wondering what to do with that untouched corner of your yard? Check out amazing corner garden ideas here to spruce up that neglected space!
Within my preschool classroom, I have been completing assessments with each student during Center Time. This is something I was very used ...
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Bring the tropical jungle vibes indoors with these Forest Theme Bedroom Ideas and enjoy a virtual safari in the comfort of your bed!
Build superhero patterns with LEGO bricks! Print the building cards from the post. These are fun to build on a base plate or a LEGO wall.
Learn what is under your skin with a fun life-size human body project for kids. Download FREE skeletal system bones and organ printables!
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This will mark the ending of our very first year of Classical Conversations. Joshua's class will be reciting the Preamble, Caleb's class will
This post and set of multiplication worksheets was originally published in 2014. I updated it with new fonts in 2023. Please re-download and enjoy again! I left the original post wording mostly intact. It seems we're practicing math facts every time I turn around here at the Hill House! Because learning math facts doesn't seem to be one of my children's favorite tasks, I try many different methods so it doesn't feel quite so monotonous. This week, my 2nd and 4th grader will work there way through these multiplication worksheets. My 4th grader should be (should is the operative word
WHAT IS SUBITIZING? Subitizing is not a term that we use often, but it is an important mathematical concept that can greatly benefit student
The four corners icebreaker game is one of my favorites! It's quick and easy. It will get people up and moving. Read the full directions here.
Design tips on how to fake an entryway when you enter right into the living room. No entry? See these smart solutions!
Teach your students emotional regulation skills while completing fun, engaging, interactive, and effective craftivities!
And the task for another week of the Star Surround QAL is done! Half Square Triangles. And I learned few things doing this task: 1. I conquered the HST... the first time I tried them (quite a long time ago) I didn't follow such a nice tutorial, so I didn't know that is the final trimming the magic trick that makes them perfect!! :) after I pressed them open, I saw them all wonky I panicked... but then I kept reading the tutorial and I learned that I need to trim them down and now each of them is perfect! :) I am sooooo happy! HST you don't scare me any more! :) 2. I may have some problems counting up to 10, because I found out I had two extra green squares ;) well, it's better two extras than two missing :) 3. I don't like the "assembly line" approach... don't get me wrong, the tutorial Melissa put together is great, but my body (and mind) doesn't like to do the same movement for more than 3 times in a row (any movement/task)... the assembly line approach maybe saves time, but after each part (chain sewing, cutting, trimming, pressing) one part of my body was sore :) this is why I prefer paper piecing! because it involves a good mix of designing, printing, cutting paper, piecing small parts, putting together pieces, taking off paper, pressing, and embroidery... a good variety of tasks for my body ;) And on that topic, let me introduce you Lucy Van Pelt, my first Peanuts/Snoopy paper piecing pattern :) The pattern will be available here as soon as her friends are ready to join her :) But for now, my job for the QAL is done and I am looking forward to conquer another classic that I never tried (Flying Geese) :)
Check out these fun medieval crafts! Learn about the middle ages for kids with these fun crafts. These medieval crafts are great for kids of all ages. Try
