Toddler homeschool

Ideas for how to homeschool your 2-year-old based on what we have successfully done with our children. Fun learning activities for toddlers.

A weekly outline of our Montessori at home preschool plans (2.5-6 years). Plus, links to practical life skills, Montessori materials list, and free printables! These unit studies can be used for homeschool or after school fun activities to supplement learning.

Inside: Learn how to structure the day for toddlers and preschoolers while doing preschool at home. This daily routine will cover everything you need to know for stay-at-home preschool. If you're looking to start preschool at home - you're in the right place. The good news is that you don't have to be an educator, or spend hours scrolling through Pinterest to teach your toddler

Two-Year Old Homeschool Preschool - This Little Home of Mine

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The Gentle + Classical Preschool was created for your 2 year old, 3 year old, or 4 year old and is rooted in the Charlotte Mason and Classical education traditions. The Gentle + Classical Preschool was created by a busy mama of 4 (teens down to toddlers) who wanted what was good, beautiful, and significant without spending hours on Pinterest, creating meaningless "make and toss crafts," all while honoring her kids right where they were and writing beautiful, Godly TRUTH on their…

Equip your child for success with these awesome educational resources! You'll have everything you need to help your preschooler explore the alphabet and beyond. Take advantage of these free printables.

30 Montessori Activities for Toddlers and Preschoolers, Practical Life skills, Montessori Preschool, Montessori at home, Montessori toddler ideas & more

Inside: Looking to do 3 year old preschool activities at home? Today I’m sharing my favorite activity ideas to include in your 3 year old’s daily routine. Life with a 3 year old can be challenging, right? You’ve just come out of the twos and your toddler is likely talking and asserting themselves more. Their fine motor and gross motor skills have further improved and

I was asking this question 4 years ago, so I'm writing the post I wish I'd had. 🥰A little background: Our family began officially homeschooling when our oldest son was entering kindergarten. I wasn't homeschooled and only knew a few homeschooling families, so I had a lot of questions (and trepidation) about choosing a curriculum.Here's what I've learned along the way:+ An open-and-go, boxed curriculum can be very helpful for your first year. We used Sonlight (with no regrets!) and I have…