Tuesday, January 6, 2026
Free Messy Beautiful MATH Unit 2 is here! Pre-K Numbers 6-10
Monday, January 5, 2026
Introducing Messy Beautiful MATH!
Math.
What comes to mind when you think of teaching your preschooler(s) math? Tedious time wasted sitting down, rote counting exercises, boring worksheets? Concerned your little one isn't getting enough early learning in to help them succeed in kindergarten or homeschool? Introducing MessyBeautifulMATH!
This curriculum is different from others in that it gets kids learning math through active play, time spent outdoors (with indoor ideas too!) fun crafts, and just enough sit-down work to teach them the basic concepts - and to put together a nice homeschool or classroom portfolio! It includes everything you need like daily lessons, cards, printable worksheets, and plenty of ideas!
What's Inside MessyBeautifulMATH?
- Full daily lesson plans including fun activities to get your kids learning about math! Every day also includes an extension for kids who need more, plus full supply lists. I have also included the common core concepts the curriculum covers every week, so you know that your child(ren) are learning exactly as they would be in a traditional classroom setting.
- An activity guide to show how to use the printables in case you do not want to follow the lesson plans
- Printable worksheets, crafts, and ideas
- Record-keeping sheets that include all of the common core standards with space for you to write the date they were covered - perfect for record-keeping and portfolios!
What's Inside Preschool Unit 1?
- Making a math journal: Learners sit quietly in nature (or indoors!) and explore the world around them by drawing representations of numbers including objects and even sounds they hear!
- Writing a number story: Learners will think of a number story to write, like: "1 flower grew so tall it reached the sun and the sun gave it a high five!". They draw the picture to represent their number, write the number, then dictate their story to you.
- Number Jar Worksheets: A big favorite in this curriculum, these number tracing worksheets have kids find a number of nature objects (or craft items for indoor), glue or tape them into their jar, and then trace the numbers.
- STEM cards: Learners use the number sense they have gained to build simple, fun projects. For example, "Build a tiny tent using 5 sticks and some leaves"
- Subitizing in nature mats: Leaners will use the knowledge they have gained in subitizing while going on a nature walk (or a walk around the house!) For example, in the square on this mat representing the number 2 with 2 tally marks, they will place 2 objects.
- Plenty of activities and warm-ups! I've been sure to include fun warm-ups like blowing bubbles, playing hopscotch or other active games so that kids will get their energy out and be able to sit for 5 minutes and complete a worksheet. These can all be found in the lesson plans and used how you wish.
MessyBeautifulMath - Download Unit 1
Monday, July 21, 2025
Free Grade 5-6 Science Unit: DNA
Free Grade 5-6 Science Unit: DNA
Another easy-to-use, open-and-go science unit for your cycle 3 students is here! It's a great introduction to DNA, a quick way to review, or a fun way to expand when your learners want to know more! Plus it includes a fun experiment using some simple kitchen items and fruit that allows students to extract and view DNA!I have really been having a lot of fun making these quick science units to use with my own kiddo who will be in grade 6 this coming school year. I wanted a way to introduce some concepts to her that would cover the Quebec Progression of Learning, but also allow us room to explore topics she's interested in. I also wanted to avoid spending time on topics she's already learned about or things that just don't pique her interest. That's exactly why I designed them this way!
- 4 pages of reading
- A fun coloring page, showing how DNA base pair work
- An experiment with lab pages
Thursday, July 17, 2025
Free Science Unit Grades 5-6: Plant and Animal Cells
Free Science Unit Grades 5-6
Plant and Animal Cells
Are you ready for another Simply Scientific Unit? Because here it is! In this open-and-go science unit, your learners will discover the differences between plant and animal cells and why they are different. They will label an animal cell, compare the two using a diagram, and plan a fun project to show their learning!What is Included in this FREE Unit?
Just like the first Simply Scientific! Unit on Electricity (click here to see that) this unit is easy to use and right to the point. It's a great starting point to expand knowledge if your learner is interested, or can work great if you just want to quickly cover or review material. These units are made to cover the Progression of Learning in the Quebec education system, but can be used no matter where you live to cover science concepts!
So what's inside? You'll find:
- 3 pages of reading describing the differences and similarities between plant and animal cells
- A labelling worksheet
- A venn diagram where learners will compare the two cells
- A fun project that students will plan and complete themselves for their portfolios
Wednesday, July 16, 2025
The 2025 Homeschool Collection Has Arrived!
The 2025 Homeschool Collection
If you've been searching for some great unit studies, phonics curriculum, planning resources, or pretty much anything homeschool-related, look no further! I am happy to announce that the 2025 Homeschool Collection is finally here!
It's a jam-packed bundle filled with over 50+ homeschool resources from homeschool creators like me who have a passion for making education accessible and FUN!
This Collection is filled with materials that are:
- Eclectic and adaptable to many homeschool styles
- Open and Go, designed for busy moms
- Perfect for kids ages 5-12 and up
- Worth nearly $800 if purchased separately
Thursday, July 10, 2025
FREE Science Unit for Grades 5-6: Electricity (Exploring the Material World)
Electricity (Exploring the Material World)
If you're on the hunt for a simple, open-and-go science curriculum for your kids in grades 5-6 (in Quebec, or anywhere!) then I've got you covered with my new Simply Scientific Unit - Electricity!
This unit will help cover the competency in the Quebec Progression of Learning for Elementary Cycle 3 (grades 5-6) : Understand matter, energy, and electrical circuits. It also helps cover the portion of their science called the Material World.
It's a free download, so take a look below to learn more about it and feel free to jump ahead to the download link!
Simple, Quick & Expandable!
If you're looking for a quick way to cover some material your kids aren't too interested in, then this unit is perfect! It includes:
- Two reading passages that explain concepts simply, in kid-friendly language
- A worksheet that requires students to label a simple circuit
- A comprehension question page including multiple-choice and short-answer questions
- An experiment requiring simple household objects
- Experiment pages where students can fill in their hypotheses and conclusions
Perfect for portfolios- Great for anyone!
I especially made this unit to follow the Quebec learning standards, as this is where I homeschool my own kids. But, of course, if you live anywhere else in the world, you can easily use it in your homeschool too!
You'll notice that the bottom of every page clearly labels which part of the Quebec curriculum. In the Quebec elementary science learning progressions, it is required to teach from 3 thematic areas - Earth and Space, Material World and Living Things. This unit covers a portion of the Material World theme.
Download the Unit
Download the free Science Unit by clicking here






















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