Digital Photo Editing Course

 One of my sons is interested in editing digital photography so I designed a little course for him. It includes 12 lessons using the free Snapseed app for Chromebook. You can download the file here!

Summer Math Freebie

 It's been a while since I've posted anything! We took a month-long trip to Puerto Rico so my kids could see their birthplace and really immerse themselves in the culture. When we got back we threw ourselves into the Christmas season and then followed that up with some health problems. The kids are also preparing to sell some wares at a Homeschool Fair. We struggled to stay on schedule for school but we made it through and only have one week between us and summer vacation! I've noticed that my kids could definitely use a little math review before plunging into the new material for next year, so I created this Summer Math freebie. Click on the picture to be taken to my TPT store to download. 

Long Division (Freebie)

My twins are working on long division this week. I was looking for a worksheet that had division of whole numbers with terminating or repeating decimal quotients. I was amazed at how hard these were to find! I downloaded several worksheets that asked for remainders thinking I could just have them continue on dividing, but they all ended up being non-repeating, non-terminating decimals that added frustration (which no one needs in math!)

Multiplication Poke Cards (with FREE download!)

My youngest son is just starting to memorize his multiplication facts. Some teachers don't require memorization but I know how much it helps a child in higher math if they can recall the facts quickly and accurately. My oldest three still practice multiplication every week! I made these "Poke Cards" to help them all practice together. (Continue reading for the download)

More Educational Sites

Yesterday's post got me thinking about other educational websites that we use and love. This is a short list of our favorites:

Fun Educational Site - Algebraic Thinking for Elementary Students

 My 3rd grader is just starting to use diagrams to help him with algebraic thinking. His book had a few examples but I really could tell that he needed a little extra practice. I found this great website to step him through the process. 

(Link below)

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