Sentence A Day (this is a reblog but would be a great journal activity for all ages.)
Category: Kids
Homeschool: 3rd Grade
Activities/Products by Grade/Age
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I will try to give some reviews of the products and activities that we use in our daily school routines on this page. Please click on the Grade/Age that you would like to see. These pages will be continually updated so I thank you for being patient with me!
Homeschool Resources:
ABCmouse.com – First Month Free – Click here!
A Fun Zone Academics in a Box Inc
Discovery Toys ** I love this site!
Educents ** I use this one a lot!
Grades/Levels:
1st Grade (I don’t currently have anyone in 1st but I will add activities as I can.)
Art Appreciation/Enrichment Studies:
Fine Art Pages (I bought these in 2015 as part of a bundle sale and absolutely love them!)
**They frequently have freebies on this site as well. I have also gotten these:
Women Artists of the Renaissance: Fine Art Pages
Peter Paul Rubens Fine Art Pages
Life Skills:
FREE Download: 5 Paleo Snacks Your Kids Can Make
Teach Your School Age Kids To Use An Instapot
Puberty/Sex Education:
The Talk: 7 Lessons to Introduce Your Child to Biblical Sexuality (ages 6-10)
Having the Talk: Changes — Sex-Ed Training for Parents All About Puberty (ages 8-12)
Relationships: 11 Lessons to Give Kids a Greater Understanding of Biblical Sexuality (ages 11-14)
Sex-Ed Series for Christian Parents (all three courses)
You can also check out our Kirby’s Kids Facebook page to see other things we are using.
Salad
We have a salad with a lot of our dinners through the week. Most of the time it is a very simple salad but it can be made into substantial meal of its own.
Generally I use romaine lettuce and I try to add some baby spinach to it. If it is growing season I will use leaf lettuce and whatever veggies I have available. I look for sales at the store and try to incorporate other veggies as I can get them.
You can add almost anything but normally we have lettuce, spinach, and tomatoes. My kids really like ranch so I will toss the salad with dressing before serving. This helps keep the kids from drowning their veggies in a sea of ranch.
You can also cooked meats to your salad to make it into a meal. Throw in some diced boiled eggs for a little extra protein.
I will sometimes make some chicken salad or tuna salad with a side salad, a scoop of cottage cheese, a sliced boiled egg, anda few slices of peaches on the side. It’s the perfect lunch or light dinner.
Throw in some shredded cheese too if you like. The possibilities are endless. Experiment with different combinations until you find something your family enjoys.
Kids are more likely to eat it if they help with the prep. Mine like to cut the cherry tomatoes in half with a butter knife. They also like to stir the ranch when we mix it up.
Salads are good all the way around. They can help you sneak in some extra servings or fruits or veggies. They are full of fiber and lots of vitamins depending on what you put in it. They can also help you feel fuller. Salads can also help to balance out a meal that may be lacking in certain areas.
T-Rex Pull-apart-cake
This was Joey’s 5th birthday cake. He was so into dinosaurs and he couldn’t decide between Chewbacca or a T-Rex. Personally, I think Chewbacca would’ve been easier. Continue reading “T-Rex Pull-apart-cake”

