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This Johnny Appleseed unit study is terrific for younger grades with printable pages for lower elementary students. Johnny Appleseed is a remarkable character and this unit study includes history, creative writing, coloring, geography, vocabulary, recipes, and more.
These are the free instructions for the Lego menorah project found here on our site.
This simple matching/counting game is perfect for playing after you read the book If You Give a Mouse a Cookie! And of course you’ll also want to make these yummy Triple Chocolate Chunk Honey Pecan Cookies to eat while you read!
This set includes two reading bingo games. One is for young children, and the other is for older kids, teens, or even adults!
Origami doesn’t have to be complicated! These patterns can help you incorporate origami into your homeschool. And our Easy Origami for Kids article (on our Only Passionate Curiosity website) shares information about the benefits of doing origami with your kids.
This simple craft is fun to make and will help your kids tell their dad how much he is loved.
It may be a weed, but it’s sure a fun weed! Explore the life cycle of a dandelion with this fun unit study. Includes nature journal, life cycle worksheets, Montessori three-part cards, and scientific observation sheets. Great for elementary and middle school science students. 16 pages.
If you’re looking for a simple way to celebrate Arbor Day in your homeschool, these printable worksheets are a great way to get started! These 12 printable pages include information about how Arbor Day began, who created it, why trees are important, the parts of a tree, the life cycle of a tree, and more!
This Lego build is a wonderful way to share the story of Christ’s resurrection with children in a way that will capture their interest. These printable instructions include a list of the needed Lego bricks and instructions for building the empty tomb. Print in color or black and white.
This template, a few simple supplies, and a quick tutorial (Click here to find the tutorial.) are all you need if you’d like to make our Adorable Bunnies Toilet Paper Tube Craft! In the tutorial article, you’ll also find 10 creative and educational ways to use your bunnies!
This printable form was created especially for you to keep track of the changes in your Peeps as you conduct the Dissolving Peeps Science Experiment. It’s a great Easter science experiment–especially if you’d rather experiment with Peeps than eat them!
This unit study is great for elementary ages. It includes pages for learning about the life cycle of an onion, parts of an onion plant, Montessori 3-part cards, and journal pages for using to make notes as your children grow their own onions!
Have fun learning about manatees with our manatee unit study! It includes over 30 pages of information, vocabulary, anatomy, facts, videos, book lists, life cycle info, research prompts, a scavenger hunt, coloring pages, and more!
This Swim with Manatees-themed LEGO challenge is great for LEGO lovers from kids to adults! It not only encourages students to learn more about the history, geography, and science of manatees and the Crystal River, Florida, area where they can be found, but it also encourages critical thinking and creativity. (And it’s just plain fun!)
Use this easy baking soda clay recipe to do melting snowman science!
This Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade Scavenger Hunt is great for all ages and for the whole family! (Pair pre-readers with an older child or adult.)
