Category Archives: Walk Beside Me Preschool Curriculum
Walk Beside Me LDS Preschool: X is for Ammon’s eXample
Okay, I might be stretching it just a leeetle bit here to say that X is for ‘eXample’ but you know what? It’s going to be years before your kid figures out there is an e before the word ‘example,’ so I don’t think I’m confusing anyone that badly here. Plus… what was I supposed to do for the letter X? I mean… really.
So today’s segment… Continue reading
Walk Beside Me LDS Preschool: W is for Jonah and the Whale
I’m excited to tell you that Nicole and I have officially finished the Walk Beside Me Preschool Curriculum! We have had such an amazing learning adventure (both of us!) as we homeschooled through our preschool year. I have loved being able to incorporate Gospel lessons through her schooling.
However, that really has nothing to do with what I’m about to share with you! While… Continue reading
BOB Books are at Costco
I blogged a couple of weeks about about how I was planning on using BOB Books to continue to teach Nicole reading. Well, the BOB Books are at Costco! They stocked April 23 (I know, I’m way behind in realizing this), and they are a limited stock item, so they won’t restock these fantastic sets for another year. Beg or borrow a Costco membership if you have… Continue reading
Walk Beside Me LDS Preschool: V is for the First Vision
Since we do our homeschool whenever the mood strikes, rather than waiting on some crazy lady to post them online, Nicole and I just finished with the letter Y.
(You ladies must have it hard, waiting on me!)
I honestly can’t believe we’re almost done with the entire Walk Beside Me LDS Preschool program! I feel like I can say I’m a real homeschool teacher now. Because I… Continue reading
Walk Beside Me LDS Preschool: U is for Utah Pioneers
This week for the Walk Beside Me LDS Preschool curriculum, we have another vowel. We are talking about U is for Utah Pioneers. How fun to introduce some Mormon pioneer history to your preschooler! This would also be a great packet to save for Pioneer Days on July 24th.
