Category: Printables
20
Dec
Ancient Egypt – Week 6
by Claire
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Our last week focusing on Ancient Egypt! Six weeks has been a nice long time. It gave us time to have about two weeks to...
13
Dec
Clay vs Papyrus! Historical Materials Experiment
by Claire
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Ancient Egyptians wrote on papyrus, so of course we used papyrus and learnt about it as part of our study of ancient Egypt. We even...
08
Dec
Ancient Egypt Guess Who
by Claire
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If you’ve been reading along, you’ll know that we’ve been all about Ancient Egypt lately. To help us learn our gods and goddesses I created...
07
Dec
Ancient Egypt – Week 2
by Claire
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Last week was a great kick-off to our Egypt topic. We kept everything fairly low-key, but this week our activities ramped up! Our second week...
01
Dec
Egypt Unit Study: The Plan
by Claire
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When I began introducing history, after teaching the Third Great Lesson, we began using Pandia Press’ product, History Quest Early Times (HQET). We got started...
21
Nov
Our Work – 11/20/2020
by Claire
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We’ve had an uninspired few weeks around here. Left goes through seasons, and Funball was in a season of push back, everything was boring, she’d...
20
Oct
Printable: More and Less – FREE Hundred Board Extension
by Claire
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Sometimes, over dinner, Daisy will ask to play “Function Machine.” It comes from Dreambox – a math program they have access to through our school...
29
Sep
Make Your Own: Bead Squares and Cubes – Printable Edition
by Claire
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As promised a few days ago – here are the links to purchase the printable bead square and cube files! These are a wonderful option...
10
Sep
Printable: Decimal Fraction Task Cards
by Claire
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I have another new product! I’m struggling with follow up work. I feel like I have a fairly good handle on reading through the albums,...
20
Jun
Printable: Division Command Cards
by Claire
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I’ve just uploaded a new product to my Etsy Store! In a Montessori environment, students are encouraged to come up with their own equations to...
