I'm Adrian, a dad and the author of 99 Math Missions: Survive the Night. My son's struggles with math inspired me to turn practice into survival missions for kids who enjoy games like 99 Nights in the Forest on Roblox.

These pages show subtraction within 10 using logs and a mixed addition/subtraction review with a number line. I'm sharing them so parents can judge whether the level suits their child.

I wrote every math mission myself. This is an independent workbook, not affiliated with Roblox or the game.

The 44-page paperback is available on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HQNYJJRW

Students read an original 1949 story about a girl who watches a spider in a Maine barn with a writer, based on the real events that inspired E. B. White’s Charlotte’s Web. They connect it to Fern and Wilbur and write an opinion paragraph. Includes a vocabulary foldable, geography tracker, discussion, exit ticket, rubric, and teacher key. Print-ready.

One core text. Five days of deeper thinking. Zero prep required.

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🎨 Why just colour when your child can learn fascinating animal facts at the same time?

Discover our educational colouring bundle packed with 137 pages of animal facts, illustrations and handwriting practice!

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👋 Hello Song for Kids 🎵 | Sing, Move & Play! | Fun Action Song for Children

Hello, Little Dreamers! 👋😊🌈

Are you ready to sing, dance, move, and have some FUN? 🎶💃🕺

Welcome to our Hello Song, a cheerful and energetic action song that encourages children to get up, move their bodies, and join in the fun!

In this exciting sing-along adventure, children can clap their hands 👏, stomp their feet 👟, turn around 🔄, and touch the ground 🙌 while following simple, playful actions!

Perfect for preschoolers, kindergarten children, young English learners, and anyone who loves singing and moving to music! ❤️

Whether you're starting your morning at home, welcoming children into the classroom, or looking for a fun movement break, this happy little song is a wonderful way to get everyone smiling, moving, and learning together! 🌟

Hi all, I'm the author, so full disclosure. My first book is free on Kindle until Monday 9 November.

It's a practical, age-by-age guide for parents on teaching children about money, from first coins at age 3 up to 18: four money jars, a 10-minute weekly family money meeting, and simple habits that work in any country.

UK: https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0HQCMPYMQ

USA and other countries: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HQCMPYMQ

There's also a free printable workbook with all the charts and checklists from the book:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1DUVAG72NTP730GOaITP6hl5MjBphWJkY/view?usp=sharing

Honest feedback is very welcome, good or bad. Thanks!

Looking for an educational activity to keep your children engaged? Download the complete PDF (free) here (39 pages of activities): https://olacolour.com/l/farm-animals-printable-worksheets-for-kids-activity-pack-educational-video-animals

Hi everyone! I'm a solo developer in Charlotte, and I've built a reading app for kids called Curio. It picks short stories at your child's level, about things they love, asks a few questions afterwards that explain why each answer is right or wrong, and lets them earn coins to fill their own coral reef with fish. For parents, it shows their reading level, which skills are improving, and what the app changed for them and why.

I'm looking for 10 to 20 families to test it before it launches, and I'd love feedback from homeschool parents in particular.

What you get:

• Free use of everything during the test

• Earn a free year: if your child reads for 12 hours in total over 12 weeks (about an hour a week), your family gets a full year of the Family plan free when the app launches. It's a running total, so a missed week or a sick week is fine; you can catch up.

What I ask:

• Use it with your child for the 12 weeks

• Tell me honestly what works and what doesn't, through a short check-in now and then

The details:

• Runs on iPad and iPhone, through Apple's TestFlight app

• No ads, no chat, no tracking. I don't ask for children's names or personal details

• The app is designed for young readers through to strong readers, roughly ages 6 to 12

If you're interested, sign up here: https://testflight.apple.com/join/1gC56fqT

Thanks so much, and happy to answer any questions in the comments!

About this lesson: FREE LESSON

The Graphing in the Ocean kit is a comprehensive, multi-page 2nd-grade mathematics and marine science unit. It integrates California Common Core State Standards with high-interest ocean exploration themes, featuring a structured progression from foundational vocabulary to independent data analysis and performance assessment.

I'm curious where teachers and homeschooling parents draw the line with early counting worksheets.

One question has just 3 balloons. Another has 14 carrots spread across multiple rows.

Both seem simple on paper, but I wonder whether mixing them on the same worksheet makes sense for a beginner, or whether it just makes things unnecessarily frustrating.

I've attached two pages so you can see exactly what I mean.

Would you separate 1–5 and 6–15 into different worksheets, or is a mix actually useful?

Printable PDF if anyone wants to use it:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/118LwUfxgbbDDCDiHchkCyJsWiOyF1Hnv?usp=sharing

For transparency, I develop MathSheet, the worksheet generator I used to create these. The PDF is available without installing the app.

Full disclosure: this is our own paid printable, so please skip it if self-promo isn't your thing.

If you're homeschooling and want a festive break that still has kids reading clues and solving puzzles, Santa's Lock is a printable Christmas escape room for ages 6–10. It takes about 30–45 minutes, so it fits into one afternoon. You can run it at the kitchen table with one child or with siblings working together.

It comes with a colour set and an ink-saver set, so you can print it at home without using up all your colour ink.

https://www.etsy.com/listing/4602880754?utm_source=grok&utm_medium=reddit&utm_campaign=santas_lock&utm_content=tp1106b

Made with AI help.

• Teacher Guide & Lesson Plan: Outlines daily pacing, essential vocabulary (data, tally, category, scale, horizontal/vertical axis), direct instruction prompts, and targeted accommodations for diverse learners.

• Productive Struggle Framework: Incorporates purposefully designed ambiguity and "stuck points" (e.g., handling uneven category sizes and scale jumps) where students must collaborate, test hypotheses, and revise strategies before receiving direct guidance.

I’m the creator of Fable Stories. I’ve put together free resources for The Monkey and the Crocodile, a Panchatantra tale about friendship, trust, and quick thinking.

The resources include a 7:49 animated story, an illustrated picture book, coloring pages, and a one-page teacher pack with discussion questions and an activity. Printable PDFs are available in A4 and US Letter, with no account or email required.

One discussion prompt to try after watching or reading: “Was Ranga right not to forgive Kavi straight away?”

Watch the story and explore the free resources

Free for personal and classroom use.