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This is a wonderful little book you can print off for your nature enthusiast. Each page has a section where they can write about the type on insect (older learners can look them up in field guides and write detailed descriptions, younger students can simply write what they know), an area to document the date…
A simple pack for your littlest homeschooler! Copywork pages for: The Months of the Year The Days of the Week Colors Numbers (one through twelve) and, a journaling page (I have my little ones write the date, one sentence a day, and then sign their name) as well as a page to track their signature…
An interactive notebook page for grades 4-7.
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This is a companion unit to the Plant Cell Printable we offered last week. This printable is six pages long, and includes a labeled coloring sheet, an unlabeled sheet to fill in, a list of the organelles and their function, a page to write in the functions of the organelles, a crossword, and a puzzle…
For students 5th grade+
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Mini-report worksheets for the 1st-3rd age group. Use these with non-fiction books or websites. Included are reports for sharks, hammerhead sharks, whales, seals and dolphins.
This pack includes picture chore cards, as well as helper lists for the bathroom, kitchen and bedroom, with different chores for big and little kids. Instructions to use this system three different ways are included.
This is a two page Kitchen Helper printable. For our full chore chart system, go here.
This printable is part lap book, part unit study. Every element is internet linked to websites where your child can do more research, and find the information they need to complete the lap-booking element. You can put this in a traditional folder, or do as my family does, and just glue the elements on sheets of cardstock and store in a binder as an interactive notebook.
This study covers:
The location and facts about the Great Barrier Reef
Fish that live in the coral reef
Types of coral
Shell Fish Facts
Starfish, Seahorse, Eels and Stingrays
All websites were appropriate for children as of the date of posting. Please review links before sending your child to the website.
