Pin ItReady for a little winter fun? The Snowy Day by Ezra Keats is one of my favorite winter books to read, so I pulled together some Snowy Day printables to use along with the story. Printables in this pack can be used for preschool as well as kindergarten aged children. Here’s a peek inside The Snowy Day printables: The Snowy Day printable pack includes fun activities to tie in with … [Continue reading...]
Homeschool Creations
Homeschool blog featuring free homeschool printables, information on how to homeschool, a yearly homeschool planner, homeschool curriculum, and more!
A Little About Me
Hello! My name is Jolanthe {pronounced Yo-lawn-the}. On my site, you will find a listing of free educational printables, helpful tips and resources for families, encouragement for your homeschool journey, and a homeschool planner to help you get organized. Feel free to contact me with questions!
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