1+1+1=1 - Never planned to homeschool, now wouldnt trade it for the world

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August 24, 2020 2020-2021 Calendars for KidsOur new 2020-2021 Calendars are ready! We have created these for years and many of you have been asking me when these would be ready!You have a few different ways to get your hands on these. The easiest and fastest way is to purchase the set you want from my shop. All sets include the remaining 2020 months and ALL of 2021!2020-2021 Dot Fun2020-2021 Tracing2020-2021 Bundle of Dot Fun, Tracing, and Blank If you aren t in a hurry, you can wait until each new monthly calendar is released for free. I send these out via email on the 27th of each month.Sign up for the monthly calendar email hereLearning ideas to go along with the tracing printables ~At the beginning of each new month, trace the name of the month, the year, and color the focus picture.Each new day, trace the number and talk about what day it is.Practice counting each day up to the date.Use 2 or 3 colors to write in each month to create a pattern.At the beginning of each month go through and mark the special days {holidays, birthdays, anniversaries or anything your family celebrates}.  Have your child decorate those special dates so you can look forward to them!Learning ideas to go along with the dot fun printables ~At the beginning of each new month, color the focus picture. If your child doesn’t like to color, color together…make it fun!Each new day, dot paint the day, or use a dot sticker and talk about what day it is.Practice counting each day up to the date.Use 2 or 3 colors to create a pattern.Don’t have Dot Paint {or don’t want to be messy with little ones}?  Use Dot Stickers instead!More Calendar Fun  Leave a CommentFiled Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: Calendar, Math Leave a CommentAugust 20, 2020 Letter A Printables, Books, and ActivitiesI am teaching young children again! Not my own children this time, but the children of a very good friend. See our original post about this new adventure here. One of the ways I plan to share with the parents of the kids I am teaching is through the use of Google Slides. I am creating slides to show what we are using so they can see and also so they can easily share with friends. In addition to sharing with them, I will be sharing with you!Letter A PlansYou can see our plans for LETTER A here! You ll find direct links to things we are using, and other links to help plan a Letter A unit! I decided to use Google Slides so I can update them easily in the future if needed!Letter A BooksI am also creating book collections for each letter so I remember to pull out certain books each week! Planning like this in advance really helps me remember all of my ideas! As I get older, the ideas vanish at times!Here is a link to our Letter A Books! I will be using books we own as well as books from the library when able.Why are we doing a letter-of-the-week approach?Honestly, to keep my brain in order. Going from A to Z and focusing on a letter at a time helps me stay organized. Now, we won t ONLY be focusing on that letter. This is just a simple way to have fun with letters and sounds through printable activities, hands-on items, and books!What grade/age is this appropriate for?I am not big on labeling kids between the ages of 3-6 because they are all so different! Tot School, Preschool, Pre-K, and Kindergarten have what I call blurry lines and a child doesn t always fit into a specific grade. The plans I am sharing are appropriate for kids who are learning letters, and basic early childhood skills {rhyming, opposites, basic K math skills, colors, shapes, patterns, etc.}. When you follow along with us, you ll see how I am working with my students at their own pace, rather than identifying a specific grade level. It is a mix of Pre-K and Kindergarten and will progress as needed. Much of what I create is labeled Kindergarten but is appropriate for many younger and even older kids. Use our assessment to guide your choices. Feel free to adjust and choose activities based on where YOUR child is at rather than what GRADE they should be in! That s the beauty of homeschool!Will we use the same activities each week, for each letter?No! If I find my students don t like a particular activity, I will probably choose something else {unless it is something I feel is absolutely necessary}. There are SO many options, many I have created myself, but they don t need to do every single letter A printable out there. That s silly. I will choose several based on what I think they will enjoy and will meet them at their level. It may change from week to week and you ll be able to see what we use in our Google Slides for each letter, which I plan to post about as we move along!Is this all we are doing?No! Our themes will be based on our Kindergarten Literature Units. These require little prep so I haven t been focused on that right now. I begin school with them in a few weeks so I have plenty of time to get that ready. Digging out my ABC stuff was a much bigger project! We will probably begin with Countdown to Fall as our first literature unit! We will also be doing a few other things, which you can see in the Google Slides!Leave a CommentFiled Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: Alphabet, Letter A, Letter Aa Leave a CommentAugust 17, 2020 Kindergarten Homeschool PlansI will be teaching two new students starting in mid-September! They are my friend's kids and are at a PreK/K level. We will be moving at their pace and adjusting as we go along. I am SO excited to get to teach them and help their family in this way. { read more }Leave a CommentAugust 15, 2020 African Animals Montessori Printables – FREE 3 Part CardsWe have a new addition in our Montessori Printables collection! This is a brand new African Animals Nomenclature card set featuring photographs. If you are planning a safari theme, these free printables will be a great addition.Many of you { read more }Leave a CommentAugust 10, 2020 Is Your Mama a Llama Kindergarten Literature UnitWe have another new Kindergarten Literature Unit Study Printable Pack which is expanded to include more activities than our units in the past! Explore spring with this new set based on the book Is Your Mama a Llama? by Deborah Guarino.Set the { read more }Leave a Comment123515Next Page African Animals Montessori Printables – FREE 3 Part Cards #1plus1plus1 #homeschool #montessoriSome posts on this blog contain affiliate links.1+1+1=1 is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to Amazon.com.Occasionally I receive products in exchange for a review or giveaway post. These posts are always labeled as reviews and/or giveaways. 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