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Write Something Every Day: 366 Carefully crafted writing prompts and challenges for each day.
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At DIYHomeschooler we provide encouragement and resources to those homeschool handy-moms paving their own way — solutions to help you “do-it-yourself” when it comes to tutoring your children.
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Cooper, George: “Only One Mother”
Hundreds of stars in the pretty sky; Hundreds of shells on the shore together;…. Poetry study resources.
Things to Do: May
Things to Do May: Wrap up the year with free units, free eBooks, book activities, teaching tips, and great finds!
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Memorial Day 2026 ~ Things to Do
Memorial Day 2026 things to do including crafts, lesson plans, book recommendations, and edible treats.
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Millions of Cats ~ Free eBook
Classic picture book about an old man who, overwhelmed by countless cats, humorously struggles to choose one. The result: chaos.
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Things to Do: May 2026
The May 2026 learning calendar offers resources of all kinds for planning a new year and enjoying the summer!
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Watts, Isaac: “How Doth the Little Busy Bee”
How doth the little busy bee Improve each shining hour,…. Poetry study.
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Wordsworth, William: “Written in March”
The cock is crowing, The stream is flowing,…. Poetry study resources.
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The Garden of the Earth
A walk through the world of plants, exploring plant life and growth by observing nature.
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Activity: Finding the Right Word
Finding the right word is a skill that must be developed in order to become an effective writer. Exercises.
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The Bee People ~ Free eBook
A classic that explains the world of bees in story form. Bee characteristics and behavior.
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Activity: The Old Beekeeper
A farmer shares insights on beekeeping, focusing on the queen bee’s pivotal role in swarming and reproduction.