Holidays
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March 9 — National Crabmeat Day NationalCrabMeatDay
I wanted to share another #Holiday that can be studied when #Homeschooling. The #Holiday fell on March 9th and it was National Crabmeat Day. I’ve included a #Homeschool Lesson Plan and a #kidfriendlyrecipe you can make with your family. Then you can color this fun coloring sheet I’ve created for your family. If you love Crabs you might want to do a #MovieNite and watch The Little Mermaid where you will see Suzzane’s favorite Crab Sebastain. Do you like the Little Mermaid? March 9 — National Crabmeat Day Hashtag: #NationalCrabMeatDay Presented by TheMommiesReviews.com Kid‑Friendly Fun Facts Kid‑Friendly Recipe Mini Crabmeat Pizza Bites Ingredients Instructions Kids Can Help Homeschool Lesson Plan…
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Saint Patrick’s Day Books for Newborns–Kindergarten
Inside this post is my affiliate links. If you click on the links and make a purchase, I will make a small percentage from the products you purchase. I’ve always tried to give Gifts for every #Holiday even Saint Patrick’s Day when Charlie was little. I still do this at times. I thought it would be fun to check out Saint Patrick’s Day Books for Newborns–Kindergarten for my nieces and nephews. As I was putting together a list of books, I thought you might want to check them out as well. This post includes a cozy, family‑friendly roundupof books which is perfect for story time all week long. Newborns &…
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March 8 International Women’s Day #InternationalWomensDay
I wanted to remind #women that March 8th was International Women’s Day #InternationalWomensDay. Men today is a day to celebrate all the women in your lives. I’ve created information on the #Holiday which can be used in classrooms. What Is International Women’s Day? Homeschool Lesson Plan Ages: Preschool–High School Subjects: History, Reading, Writing, Art, Social Studies 1. Warm-Up Discussion 2. History Mini-Lesson Teach students: Activity: Create a timeline of major milestones in women’s rights. 3. Women to Study (Choose 1–3 per age group) Category Women to Study Why They Matter Science Marie Curie, Katherine Johnson, Jane Goodall STEM breakthroughs Arts Frida Kahlo, Maya Angelou, Misty Copeland Creative impact Leadership Eleanor…





