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Whether you teach in a classroom setting or homeschool around your kitchen table, standardized testing seems to be a hurdle we all have to jump eventually. Our FREE Test Taking Tips & Strategies are meant to help you and your students prepare for testing day. I used these resources years ago when I was teaching in the classroom. They have also been great to use with my kids as we prepare for testing at home. However, the tips and strategies presented can be beneficial for all students preparing for the state-mandated testing. Amongst the resources, you will find an informative slideshow, an effective student handout, and a useful testing poster. Be sure to check out all of our FREE Educational Resources here! We have recently reorganized some of our pages. Check it out!
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Positional Words Activities
The Homeschool Daily appreciates our Positional Words activities. All of the activities are simple yet effective. Teaching words on, off, beside, and in front of becomes easy when using the Positional Words activities in this post. We have used these activities for years with multiple children. It is a good rule of thumb to teach topics using various methods. In this post, you will find printable emergent readers, a cut & paste activity sheet, a slideshow, and more!
Branches of the Military Unit Study
These Branches of the Military Printables are helpful and effective at teaching the basic similarities and differences between each branch of the military. Amongst the Branches of the Military Printables, you will find an informational slideshow, graphic organizers, book recommendations, and video suggestions.
Be sure to check out The Homeschool Daily’s other Social Studies unit studies including our American Flag resources. For the editable PowerPoint… you can find that in our Branches of the Military PowerPoint Pack.
Free Coin Sorting Sheet
When teaching money to your student, hands-on activities are a sure-fire activity! Most kids will choose to learn by doing rather than other learning methods. In this post, you will be encouraged to introduce coins through sorting activities. Read on to download your copy of the FREE Coin Sorting sheet!
*Be sure to check out our other Money Counting Printables and Activities here!
American Revolution Unit Study
Implementing our American Revolution Unit Study is as easy as pie! We took a gentle approach to this unit study and it paid off. Our American Revolution Unit Study evolved over a few weeks and we were deliberately slow and steady in our study of the time period. If you are looking for ideas and free resources, check out our American Revolution Unit Study.
Romans 6:23 for Kids
I became a Christian in high school. So, I’ve been a Christian long enough to see the illustration that teachers use to share the gospel using Romans 6:23. The illustration was always one that resonated with me and I appreciate how scripture was broken down into a visual. Now that I am the teacher, I have created the free resources below to help us use this method of sharing the gospel in a more fun and hands-on way. Please use the Romans 6:23 Printable Lesson to teach yours and others about Jesus.
Hi! My name is Marie. I am a Christian wife and mother to six children. I used to work in the public school system as a middle school science teacher. Honestly, I never thought that I would homeschool my children. Little did I know what God had planned! The Homeschool Daily is where I post slideshows, activities, tips, and ideas! I hope you find encouragement and teaching resources while you are here! Look around and stay awhile!
“Two roads diverged in a wood, and I took the one less traveled by, and that has made all the difference.”
Robert Frost
