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Cute Clay Pencil Earrings for Back to School Crafts For Kids

August 5, 2022 | Leave a Comment
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These cute clay pencil earrings for back to school crafts are plain fun. Also, look at my page The Dynamics of How to Homeschool Easily and Smarter for more fun ideas and tips.

So, don’t miss out on all the fun back to school craft ideas just because your child won’t be headed off to traditional school.

Have some hands on craft time with your kids and make a pair or several school themed earrings to wear to kick off your new year.

Cute Clay Pencil Earrings for Back to School Crafts For Kids

We school year-round but take a lot of breaks so these were great to welcome in our new unit!

Clay is great for creativity.

So, invest a little in these supplies and give your kids another creative outlet.

Also, making crafts is therapeutic and works those fine motor skill and appeals to the senses.

Additionally this is a great way to encourage your budding entrepreneurs.

A great little business idea is creating earrings for friends, family, co-op mates, and even to setup on facebook.

Clay – A Versatile Craft Material

Your child can sell handmade creations for a bit of money and learn about supply vs. demand, how to set prices for profit, the cost of supplies, and so much more.

Get creative and don’t just stop at making pencil earrings.

Use your clay to create paper, crayons, globes, beakers and more.

But they don’t have to just be for back to school craft ideas.

Add this idea to any of your unit studies.

For example, look at some of these ideas.

  • If you’re looking for an idea for a hands-on project for the Exploring Space and Astronomy Free Unit Study for Multiple Ages, then create a replica of a plant.
  • When studying China, create a map to wear on your child’s ears. How fun.
  • Are you studying about botany next? Then make some cute mushrooms or succulents.

Look at this Polymer Clay Starter kit, Oven Bake Clay, DIY Molding Clay kit.

Let’s dive into making these adorable clay back to school earrings.

Cute Clay Pencil Earrings for Back to School Crafts For Kids

This list is easy but too some of it you may not have around the house.

Easy DIY Fun Earrings Supplies

  • Earring Kit
  • Variety Clay Pack
  • Clay Roller Machine or a hand roller
  • Small craft stick
  • Skewer

Once you get all your supplies gathered remember you can make several pairs.

Cute Clay Pencil Earrings for Back to School Crafts For Kids

First, preheat your oven to 200 degrees Fahrenheit.

How to Make Back to School Pencil Earrings

Then, pinch off a piece of yellow clay and roll it through your clay roller a few times on the second to last thickness setting.

We really just eyeballed the amount.

There wasn’t enough the first time,vso we just pinched off a bit more and added it before we went through again.

You can also use a simple roller. But we love our clay machine and use it every time we create with clay to get uniform thickness. 

I set most of my earrings at the thicker of the two settings on our clay roller.

Cute Clay Pencil Earrings for Back to School Crafts For Kids

Use a small wooden craft stick as a template to get straight sides and an even width for your two pencils,

Cut on either side with a thin sharp knife and repeat for the next one.

Remember though that they don’t have to be perfect, they are kid and handmade after all.

Cute Clay Pencil Earrings for Back to School Crafts For Kids

Cut the top and bottom at the same time to get your desired length.

Repeat with a small amount of pink after rolling it flat. Use the craft stick vertically and horizontally to cut two squares for the erasers.

Cute Clay Pencil Earrings for Back to School Crafts For Kids

Again, use some tan to make the wood of your pencil and repeat with the sides. Cut the length off at the same time so they are uniform.

Then, cut a point on your pencil tips.

Cute Clay Pencil Earrings for Back to School Crafts For Kids

Get a bit of texture by using the sharp end of the skewer to draw up the top of the tan and create the shaved section of the pencil.

Add a tiny piece of black clay to the bottom as a pencil led, shape a point with your fingers.

Connect your 3 pieces, pressing them gently together.

Wet your finger and smooth the joints together.

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We ran each of our entire put together pieces through the roller one more time to help the colors cling to each other.

Draw a few lines in the yellow to create some pencil detail.

Take the flat end of your skewer and pierce a whole through the eraser close to the top.

But leave enough room that it doesn’t break because its too thin.

Cute Clay Pencil Earrings for Back to School Crafts For Kids

Carefully pick up the clay pieces and transfer to a baking sheet.

A think scraper or even a knife make it easy to slide up and transfer.

We use our little toaster oven for crafts like this rather than heat up the big oven.

Cute Clay Pencil Earrings for Back to School Crafts For Kids

Bake at 200℉ for 20 minutes. Check and make sure that they are hard and no more moisture remains in the clay.

Bake for 5 more minutes if needed to bake completely through. Allow to cool fully before removing.

Use a needle nose plier to open a jump ring and thread it through the hole you made on the eraser.

Place a French hook earring loop through the jump ring as well and close completely the jump ring with needle nose pliers.

Cute Clay Pencil Earrings for Back to School Crafts For Kids

 Be sure that the hook faces away from the front of the pencil earrings

Cute Clay Pencil Earrings for Back to School Crafts For Kids

If you prefer you can skip creating a hole in the earrings and use e6000 glue to affix a standard post earring to the back instead.

If you’re like us you want dangly earrings so we went with fish hooks.

What do you think, are you ready for back to school and look cool?

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Day 3 What is NOT Homeschooling and New Homeschooler Free Bootcamp

August 4, 2022 | 7 Comments
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Today is day 3: What is NOT homeschooling in the free 31 Day Free Boot Camp for New Homeschoolers.

New homeschoolers tend to have a picture in their mind of what homeschooling is and normally it looks a lot like public school.

I have found through the years that sometimes it is easier to explain what homeschooling is by telling you what it is NOT.

Day 3 What is NOT Homeschooling and New Homeschooler Free Bootcamp

Begin with these three quick mindset shifts.

3 Ways to Know What is NOT Homeschooling

1. Homeschooling is NOT school at home.

If the public school system is not working now, why repeat it? You don’t have to have a chalkboard, dry erase board or even a school room.

Some families prefer a schoolroom, others don’t and still others just don’t have the space for one. A school room or lack of it does not make a true homeschooler.

A school room is fine if you want one, though set it up to suit YOU. When I started formally homeschooling my sons were 5 years old and 3 years old and newborn. A schoolroom was a place I could organize all of our school items.

I did not hail to the way of thinking that just because we did some of our academics in our schoolroom that my children would grow up thinking that learning only took place in the schoolroom.

I brought in a couch to my school room to be comfortable on while I nursed my newborn and a changing table to my school area so that I wouldn’t have to leave my oldest as he was learning to read.

Don't set up your school like public school.

At that particular time in my journey, my schoolroom was a huge life saver in helping me to control chaos when I had little help from my young children.

Training was in progress to help them to begin a day, have good study habits and help with chores around the house. My schoolroom gave me a sense of control that was needed at that time when I could control very little else going on with children that young.

Include an area for fun hands-on homeschooling.

The thinking that learning just took place in schoolroom was balanced with the fact that the other part of our day was spent lounging around the house reading, playing games, and doing science and history. My children showed me that they will learn because of the loving environment their father and I created instead of doing school in one area or another.

Other families prefer to have their items all over the house. Each family is different and needs to determine how and where to school. From personal experience, if you have ANY area you can possible use, try to start with organization now by keeping a good amount of your school items in one area.

2. Dumbed down academics is not homeschooling either but you do want proof of homeschool success.

Do not try to win debates by explaining your choice to those that criticize it. Present some facts to the naysayers and grab some for yourself too.

Grab some facts from the National Home Education Research Institute. What is NHERI?

From their site: NHERI conducts and collects research about homeschooling (home-based education, home schooling), and publishes the research journal called the Home School Researcher

. The institute has hundreds of research works documented and catalogued on home schooling, many of which were done by NHERI. Simply put, NHERI specializes in homeschool research.

Click here for the research.

Reading together.

{loving, learning, fostering sibling togetherness – what more could I ask for?}

3. Homeschooling does not mean we have follow grade levels.

There is not a bigger mistake than taking your kids out of the grade level they were in and putting them in the next grade level in homeschool.

As homeschoolers we don’t follow grade levels. We find the true level of each child and make the curriculum match the child.

In addition, we match each subject to our kids’ strength and weaknesses.

New Homeschooler

So, what is homeschooling and the homeschooling lifestyle?

Day to day meaningful conversations become a normal part of teaching your children. I

t is about getting to know your son or daughter that you thought you knew so well before.

Allowing your children to hear your expressions each day of your love for learning. Homeschooling becomes more about parenting while learning takes place.

Day 3 What is NOT Homeschooling and New Homeschooler Free Bootcamp

Also, letting go of burdensome homework and allowing more time for free play and a simple childhood become the norm.

Eventually the line between living and learning becomes blurred.

This is a good thing and you are no longer living for your curricula, but making curricula serve your lifestyle. It is about playing together, working together, worshipping together and learning together.

Define your mission and your goals because they are your foot holds to guide you through your journey.

Homeschool Mission Statement
Homeschool Mission Statement

 

 Go here to Step 5a. Choose Unique forms JUST for You!
Not a kazillion other people
download my forms for a Homeschool Mission Statement and jot down your goals.

Appreciating that homeschooling is not a mere academic choice but a lifestyle change will help you to seize ALL that homeschooling offers.

New to Homeschool

Also, look at a few other things about me.

  • I am the author of the book Homeschooling 31 Day Boot Camp for New Homeschoolers: When You Don’t Know Where to Begin

And I have a detailed self-paced online homeschool Kickstarter course. It is a detailed comprehensive course for first time homeschoolers.

Day 3 What is NOT Homeschooling and New Homeschooler Free Bootcamp

That is enough about me.

This new homeschoolers free boot camp is about you. I’ve not only been helping new homeschoolers in person, but here at my site for years.

Day 3 What is NOT Homeschooling and New Homeschooler Free Bootcamp

Other New Homeschooler Resources:

  • Day 1 Learn The Lingo and New Homeschooler Free Bootcamp (& free glossary)
  • Day 2: Homeschool Roots Matter and New Homeschooler Free Bootcamp
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3 Free High School Planner Cover Designs

August 3, 2022 | Leave a Comment
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I have three free high school planner cover designs for your teens. Whether your teen is building his own homeschool planner, diy student planner or just wants checklists, you’ll love these choices. Check out my how to homeschool high school page for awesome tips.

These brand new homeschool high school planner covers come in three different color choices.

And if your teen is building his or her own planner, these covers would be the first step to build their planner.

3 Free High School Planner Cover Designs

In addition, I have 12 free homeschool high school planner covers on the DIY Best Student Planner pages for more choices..

Too, these mew homeschool student cover pages are full color like most all of my planner pages.

Plus, when your teens have their own planner it encourages them to learn how to manage time.

How to Use the High School Planner Covers

For example, when you don’t buy a full put together student planner, your teen has choices for each section.

Individualizing a planner is not only something we love to do, but our teen too.

Some teens prefer to only include lesson planning pages.

Other teens include time management sections and tips, goals, or even journal pages.

By planning and printing exactly the pages you want your teen will be more motivated to use it.

Also, printing these high school planner covers do not really require any special printer.

I have used the Canon PIXMA TR150 Wireless Mobile Printer for years and love it.

It’s not the most expensive and doesn’t have tons of bells and whistles.

3 Free High School Planner Cover Designs

But I like to put together my planner slowly.

So I used an inexpensive printer and take my time.

Other Homeschool Planner Sections to Add

Furthermore, look at some of these options that can make your teen’s homeschool planner unique.-

Add a two page month calendar. Not all teens plan everything on their phone. Some prefer to jot down appointments.

Too, teens may prefer to use their own lesson planning pages.

I have some unique ones which helps them to track time by 15 minutes increments.

In addition, add some growth mindset pages or pages to help plan for college or a career.

Even fun growth mindset coloring pages are a whimsical add if you have a creative teen who loves to color still.

3 Free High School Planner Cover Designs

Look at these different color combinations.

The first cover above is blue, the second one has a bit of a floral touch and the last one is a gorgeous green.

3 Free High School Planner Cover Designs

Just remember that my pages are not created to print black and white but that is your choice.

Other Planner Forms for Your Teen

Not only can your teen use my calendars in his or her planner, but any of my forms which help your teens to manage their day.

  • Choose Goals and Objectives Forms
  • Choose lesson planning pages for teens or choose from my editable lesson planning pages.
3 Free High School Planner Cover Designs

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Beautiful Printable Week At a Glance Form

August 2, 2022 | 3 Comments
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Sometimes you need to just have a week at a glance for your homeschool planner.

Although daily planners have plenty of room to write, sometimes you just want to write loose plans for the week.

In addition, seeing the week at a glance has advantages because a page full of detailed lesson plans can feel overwhelming.

Some years I’ve used just this week at a glance alone and other years I’ve added it to my daily homeschool planner.

Beautiful Printable Week At a Glance Form

If you have followed me for any length of time you know my creative rants for new forms strikes me at anytime of the year.

So I have been eyeing the one color choice for the general Week at a Glance form I have on my blog now and needed another look.

Now I have a new choice for me you for the curriculum planner or ANY planner since it is a general Week At a Glance form.

General Weekly Planning Form | 7 Step Homeschool Planner

Remember I have 2 different types of Week At a Glance Forms on my blog.

Week at a Glance Printable

One is for school planning and I have several color choices and it is found here on Step 5a. Choose Unique Forms JUST for You Option 6.

And the other one is a general weekly planner and you can use it for anything. You can find the general weekly planner Step 5b. Choose MORE Unique Forms JUST for You Option 17.

Beautiful Printable Week At a Glance Form

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You create your own unique planner. Once you try it, you won’t download another planner put together by somebody else.

7 Step Homeschool Planner

Step 1. Choose a Pretty Front/Back Cover

Step. 2. Choose Calendars/Appointment Keepers

Step 3. Choose Goals/Objectives

Step 4. Choose Lesson Planning Pages Right For You!

Step 5a. Choose Unique forms JUST for You! Not a kazillion other people

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Step 6. Personalize It

Step 7. Bind it! Love it!

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35+ Best Homeschool Curriculum By Learning Style (free printable)

August 1, 2022 | Leave a Comment
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Today I’ve rounded up 35 best homeschool curriculum by learning style. Besides, Homeschool Learning Styles is a continuing learning process as educators.

Especially when we try to sort out what are learning styles, we’re not sure what is really helpful.

Besides, when I chose curriculum I never thought about the homeschool approach or my child’s learning style.

35+ Best Homeschool Curriculum By Learning Style (free printable)

However, I’ve learned homeschool curriculum is organized by homeschool approach.

So, the key to making a better choice for curriculum and not wasting time or money is to understand your child’s learning style.

This doesn’t mean that you’re coddling your children when you try to meet their learning style.

Quite the opposite, we appreciate differences and realize that not all kids learn in the same way.

Isn’t this why most of us are homeschoolers? We’re trying to meet the unique needs of our children.

Styles of Homeschooling

Too, understanding the inextricable link between homeschool learning style with homeschool approach equals success.

Sure, we’re not guaranteed of being successful in homeschooling, but we can increase the odds of success when we dive into understanding learning styles.

35+ Best Homeschool Curriculum By Learning Style (free printable)

In addition, it’s important to know that your learning style by default usually becomes your teaching style.

Then, we inflict our teaching style on our child thinking it’s the best one because we learn through it.

Next thing you know we have no success with our child.

Worst yet some public-school educators and home educators believe the problem with learning is entirely the child’s problem.

35+ Best Homeschool Curriculum By Learning Style (free printable)

As you can see, the more you understand and dig deeper into how each of your children learn, the more success you’ll have choosing curriculum wisely.

Homeschool Approaches

Instead of having all this floating around in your mind and trying to make it connected, look below at how I explain each one.

What is a homeschool approach?
A homeschool approach is the way you’re presenting information to your child. It is the way you’re teaching your children.
It can be formal, informal, through life skills, using curriculum, using a few pieces of curriculum, using no curriculum at all or a mix.
And whether you intentionally chose it or chose it by default, you’re still following a method.

And the homeschool world and educational word creates curriculum based on teaching approaches.

Too, there are many teaching approaches, but these five are the most popular in the homeschool world. Too, I tend to focus on these when helping homeschoolers.

Learning Styles Characteristics Matched to Homeschool Approach

Here are the top five homeschool styles and some of the characteristics of learning styles.

1. Unit Study Approach

Unit Study ApproachCharacteristics of Learning Style by Teacher or Student.
•Prefers a mastery approach
•Doesn’t always need detailed lesson plans
• Wants a research-based study on one topic
•Prefers to spend time on subjects which are of interest
•Will add in hands-on activities as needed and as many as needed or prefers to learn the whole topic through hands-on
•Will choose quality books or living books instead of using boring textbooks

2. Classical Approach

Classical ApproachCharacteristics of Learning Style by Teacher or Student.
• Wants a heavy emphasis on classics like ancient languages
• Thrives with a heavy language arts emphasis
• Pursues a chronological approach to learning history
• Wants to spend time learning Latin
• Focuses on learning from Great Minds of the past
• Should learn from ancient books and quality classical literature
• Education should focus on the history of Western Civilization

3. Textbook/Workbook Approach

Textbook/Workbook ApproachCharacteristics of Learning Style by Teacher or Student.
•This is the same approach used in public schools and the only approach most homeschoolers know.
• Instead of choosing an approach, some homeschoolers follow this one by default.
• Children who do well with drill and kill, love this approach.
• Parents and kids who don’t mind testing, deadlines, and don’t think textbooks are boring choose this.
• Families who want to mimic public school at home choose this.

4. Charlotte Mason Approach

Charlotte Mason ApproachCharacteristics of Learning Style by Teacher or Student.
• A gentle approach to language arts.
• There is emphasis on the arts, music, and nature.
• Learning should include forming lifelong habits
• More time should be spent outdoors.
• Literature based learning is one foundation.
• Poetry is important.

5. Unschooling Approach

Unschooling ApproachCharacteristics of Learning Style by Teacher or Student.
• Child led learning. This means if the child is moved to learn something he will.
• Unschoolers vary whether they will use curriculum or not. Some use very little, others use none.
• The fill their learning day with games, books, hands-on ideas, movies or any resource, place, person, or activity which fills their desire to learn whatever subject.
• The idea is that children will learn everything they need to know when they learn naturally and are not pushed.
•This approach recognizes that all kids are different and will learn at their pace meaning there are a variety of resources available.

Which approach do most of your choices in curriculum fall into?

Once you understand that, then you can see if it’s the right choices for your child.

Eventually you can teach your children through a variety of learning styles, but you set them up for success when a curriculum matches the homeschool approach.

Identifying Your Homeschooled Child’s Learning Personality

Finally, after years of putting the pieces together, I have created a free online self-paced course on how to identify your homeschool child’s learning personality.

35+ Best Homeschool Curriculum By Learning Style (free printable)

This course will give you solid beginning points and look what you will learn.

YOU WILL LEARN:

  • How to understand the way your child prefers to learn so that you can teach him in a way that he enjoys learning;
  • How to pinpoint your child’s learning personality;
  • A starting point in understanding (barring any special learning challenges or disabilities) and accepting your child’s preferred way of taking in information;
  • Understanding when the learning personality emerges; and
  • Teaching tips for each learning personality to stop the head-butting.

Tapping into the way a child prefers to learn is essential to success.

35+ Best Homeschool Curriculum By Learning Style (free printable)

Finally, the printable for homeschool curriculum matched to homeschool approach will help you to see what homeschool approach you’re following.

HOW TO GET THE FREE PRINTABLE MATCHED TO CURRICULUM

More important, from the list above, you can have a starting point to see how your children and family learn best.

It’s almost impossible to list every curriculum, but I did list some of the major providers and resources homeschoolers are currently using.

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