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Territory

sybaritic-superette: Delic chuckled. Continue reading

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What’s in the Box Wednesday ~ Kindergarten

What’s in the Box Wednesday ~ Kindergarten is a post from Erica @ Confessions of a Homeschooler. If you’ve enjoyed this post, be sure to follow Erica on Twitter, Facebook, Pinterest, and Google+! Hi everyone! I have a new What’s in the Box Wednesday post for you today! What’s a “ What’s in the Box W .. Continue reading

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Skills for Welcoming Difference – Part II

Tuesday evening I had the pleasure of speaking with a wonderful group of parents, teachers and community members at the Bush School in Seattle. Following my presentation, “Mirrors and Lenses: A Conversation About Race,” we had a question and answer session during which participants shared some tips … Continue reading

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D for Dino Day and TpT Purchases!

D is for Dino Day! We started our learning with Deanna’s Paleontologist Song and T-Rex Skeleton Craft .Does anyone know how to keep the pictures from posting every direction but… We Read… Continue reading

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Free Resource Friday: Curriculum

It’s Free Resource Friday and I’m doing something a little different today… I’m highlighting a few places where you can find entire FREE curriculums online! As school years wind down for many homeschoolers, plans for next year’s curriculum are already percolating in the brains of moms and dads every … Continue reading

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Author Highlight: Karin Lefranc

It’s a book giveaway! Meet author Karin Lefranc. Her very cool book “A Quest For Good Manners” is a must have for kids, parents and teachers Continue reading

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Money Cards

I found these old picture cards I used when I taught first grade. I decided to use them again in kindergarten during my May Math Stations. Continue reading

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In focus: Vincent Wijeysingha

Posted by theonlinecitizen on May 2, 2012 ( source) ~ By Kumaran Pillai ~ In an exclusive interview with TOC, Dr Vincent Wijeysingha lets his hair down and speaks candidly about himself, his outlook, his believes and he has a message to his supporters and well-wishers. He was grinning ear to ear esp … Continue reading

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The Week that Was

Homeschool Summary – 21 April – 27 April Handicraft – Making thank you cards for the Bible Study childcare workers. Used paints, stamps and markers. Continue reading

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Draw Your Thinking Please!

Why is subtraction such a struggle in kindergarten. We act out stories over the year and try to provide lots of valid experiences with this but even so, I get some outrageous answers Continue reading

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