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Our Homeschool Year in Review {Preschool 2014-2015}

We wrapped up our first “official” year of home preschool a few weeks ago. What a fun year we had! I learned so much about who I am as a teacher and who Sam is as a student. Some things that stand out to me about Sam from this year: Loves books, being read to, …

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10 Ways to Include Toddlers and Preschoolers in the Garden

Being in my garden is one of my favorite things to do. I love the smell of fresh dirt and feeling the mist from the water hose as I spray my vegetables on a hot summer evening. I love planning what vegetables to grow and where I will put my herb garden. I love working …

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Preschool at home is what works for our family. Here is why we aren't sending our son to preschool and what we're doing instead, plus our homeschool preschool curriculum choices. -IntentionalByGrace.com

Why We Aren’t Sending Our Son to Preschool {and What We’re Doing Instead!}

It always comes. The question that’s part of every small talk conversation when my children are around. Where does your son go to preschool? *sigh* We’re not sending our son to preschool. I know it’s only a couple of days a week. I know you think it’s important for socialization. I know the preschool program …

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Be Kind to One Another activities to go along with the story, The Servant King, in the Jesus Storybook Bible. Plus ideas for every other story in this children's Bible as well!

Home Preschool Week in Review {Be Kind to One Another}

      Recently, I was digging through some old photos and found pictures from the week we talked about Jesus as a Servant King. Because Easter is nearing and this is a great way to teach your children in a tangible way some parts of the Easter story, I wanted to share what we …

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the big green pocketbook activities for before five in a row curriculum!

Before Five in a Row: The Big Green Pocketbook

A few weeks ago we rowed, The Big Green Pocketbook. I had been wanting to row this book with Sam for a couple of years, but it kept getting pushed to the side. While in Colorado we had access to a fabulous free city bus system. I knew I had to row this book before …

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16 Ways to Help Your Child Learn to Write His Name

16 Ways to Help Your Child Learn to Write His Name

My son loves to spell his name. It’s been a lot fun coming up with new and interesting ways to help him learn to write his name. I’m a sucker for round-up posts when it comes to home preschool ideas. Therefore, I wanted to put together a post of ideas on ways to help your …

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Pete the Cat and His Four Groovy Buttons activities

Pete the Cat and His Four Groovy Buttons Activities

When I first read a Pete the Cat book, I was a little put off. I’m not sure why. Perhaps I’m just not that cool? But over time, Pete the Cat has grown on me. My son and I really enjoy reading these sing-song books. One of our favorite Pete the Cat books is Pete …

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Revamping Our Approach to Homeschool Preschool

I’ve recently been revamping our home preschool curriculum plans because what we were doing at the start of the year just isn’t working for us anymore. There are many reasons for this and I want to take time in this post to outline some of the additions and subtractions I am making in our home …

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The Ultimate Guide to Sensory Bins - Intentional By Grace

The Ultimate Guide to Sensory Bins {100+ ideas to get you started!}

I love sensory bins. A new sensory bin usually warrants thirty minutes of (relatively) quiet play from my boys, and that is a blessing to any mama, right? I often share pictures of what we’re doing in our home preschool or during intentional toddler time on Instagram. It never fails that after I post a …

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Intentional Toddler Time {17 months old}

{Timmy is currently 17 months old} We have been having so much fun playing and learning together lately. Since we’re preparing to move right now, it’s easy to let time with my kids go on the back burner. However, I’ve found that getting on the floor and playing for at least 15 minutes every day …

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Learning at Home When You Don’t Have a Plan

It’s been a while since I did a home preschool or intentional toddler time post. We’ve been busy and learning at home like crazy, but our days don’t fit in a nice little busy box wrapped up with a perfect Pinterest-worthy craft. For a little while, I felt guilty about it. I mean, I wrote …

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Christmas Activities for Toddlers and Preschoolers - Intentional By Grace

Christmas Activities for Toddlers and Preschoolers

This time of year always finds my family enjoying Christmas themed activities during home preschool and intentional toddler time! I use Pinterest a lot for gathering ideas, but when it comes time to implement, I like to have all my ideas that I want to try in one place. This post rounds up all the …

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