Learning a second language can open up new ways for kids to communicate and connect with the world. Whether you’re focusing on American Sign Language or exploring other languages, these second language activities and printables are designed to make language learning engaging and approachable.
Perfect for homeschool or classroom use, you’ll find fun, beginner-friendly resources to help children build vocabulary, improve comprehension, and gain confidence in a new language.
Finding the best 6th grade homeschool curriculum can feel overwhelming as kids take on more independent learning. At this stage, they need a balance of core subjects, engaging electives, and real-world skills to stay challenged while enjoying their education. After exploring various options, I’ve put together a well-rounded curriculum plan that supports academic growth while…
Sign language alphabet worksheets are a wonderful way to introduce young children to both their ABCs and American Sign Language (ASL). When I first started using them, I loved how they combined learning with creativity—each page includes a hand sign, an animal to color, and tracing exercises that make practicing letters fun. These free educational…
Homeschool Black Friday deals are a fantastic way to save on curriculum, educational tools, and fun resources for kids. Whether you’re restocking for the year or looking for gifts, this post gathers over 25 of the best offers to help you make the most of the season. I’ll keep updating this list with fresh deals,…
Finding the best homeschool foreign language curriculum hasn’t been easy, especially since I don’t speak another language myself. We’ve tested all kinds of programs over the years, from Spanish and ASL to Japanese and French. Some were fun but didn’t stick, others made a real difference. This list includes what actually worked for us, with…
Finding the best homeschool Spanish curriculum was harder than I expected, especially since I don’t speak Spanish myself. I needed something clear, flexible, and realistic for both of us. Over the years, we’ve tested apps, workbooks, live classes, and full programs, some clicked, others didn’t. What stuck were the ones that made Spanish feel manageable,…
Free homeschool curriculum has been a game-changer for our family, making it possible to provide a quality education without the high costs. When we first started, I remember feeling overwhelmed, would free options really be enough? But after trying different homeschooling resources, I realized that a mix of structured programs, printable worksheets, and online courses…
Unleash the creativity of children while they learn American Sign Language (ASL) with our free ASL worksheets. These resources are designed to be both educational and fun, incorporating famous works of art to teach fingerspelling and ASL comprehension. Perfect for teachers, parents, and learners of all ages, these free homeschool printables offer a unique way…
Learning sign language is a fantastic way for kids to communicate in a new and exciting way! If you’re wondering how to learn sign language, it’s easier than you might think, especially with fun activities and resources designed just for kids. Start with basic signs like the alphabet and everyday words, then practice with songs,…
If you are looking for the best homeschool curriculum for high school, you are in the right place. We have reviewed numerous high school resources, and these are the best homeschooling resources for high schoolers. Homeschooling high school doesn’t need to be hard. If something doesn’t work though just change it. After years of homeschooling…
Finding the best homeschooling resources can feel overwhelming, but after seven years of homeschooling, I’ve discovered what truly works. From free curriculum options to engaging hands-on activities, I’ve gathered a collection of secular-friendly resources that support every subject and learning style. Along with homeschool curriculum reviews, I’ve also shared my top homeschooling tips to help…
Finding a secular homeschool curriculum that’s truly non-religious and still high quality can be frustrating. When we started homeschooling in 2018, I spent hours sorting through programs that claimed to be neutral but still slipped in religious content. Over the years, I’ve tested dozens of options with my son, from preschool to high school. This…
Star Wars educational activities are a fun way to bring learning to life—especially if you have a young Jedi at home who’s obsessed with the galaxy far, far away (like my son!). Whether you’re looking for themed math games, writing prompts, science experiments, or art projects, these ideas blend Star Wars fun with real educational…
As Christmas will be with us any minute (I have no idea where this year has gone already!) I wanted to put together a list of educational Christmas activities that we will be doing this December. In December we tend to put away the core curriculum we have been working on, and instead focus on…
When we started looking into a Japanese homeschool curriculum, I was surprised by my son’s eagerness to dive into such a challenging language. Japanese is considered one of the toughest languages to master, so it was both exciting and daunting to commit to it as part of our homeschool journey. After exploring options, we found…
Free homeschool printables are one of the easiest ways to make learning more engaging without spending a fortune. At Homeschool of 1, I’ve pulled together over 500 printable worksheets, planners, games, and activities for kids in preschool through middle school, all designed to support real learning in a fun, low-prep way. Instead of relying on…