Free Printables
Wow! I realized that I’d created quite a few free printables for the blog and that they were spread all through various posts. I thought I’d put them all in one place to make it easier for you to find them!
Classical Conversations
Of course, there’s no reason why other homeschoolers or teachers CAN’T use these. I just happened to create them to support our learning with Classical Conversations.
History
English
Math
Latin
Science
Hands-On-Science:
Fine Arts: Tin Whistle
Fine Arts: Orchestra
Presentations
Presentation Schedule:
Impromptu Speech Prompts:
General Review Games
Printables for OTHER things
28 Comments
Shaun and Pamela Wilson
Thank you for spending time putting these out there so we don’t all have to re-invent the wheel! This is a blessing, and truly a ministry in its own right. God bless you and your family!
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Marti Kinsey
Hi, as a new CC Mom I THANK YOU so very much for these free printables!!! They look spot on and engaging. Take care and God Bless!
LHall
Thank you for sharing your creativity through the printables you have made. I used the cube each year when it cycles around in Math. Tonight I will use your History Sentence Cycle 2 week 14 for our year end class presentation. The flags, faces and mustaches have been laminated and put on a skewer. I thought it reminded me of the photo props you often see. I purchased various dark jackets and ties from a local hand me down store for each boy to dress similarly to each leader. Old ties became sashes for Nicholas and old costume jewelry his medals. Old ties also were used to create Llyod George’s ‘double tie”, completed with an old pierced earring for the tie tack. One of the classmates won’t be there so, my 3 year old will stand in to hold the dates 1914 and 1918, dressed as a classic newspaper boy. I saw these two years ago and printed them out and filed them away in anticipation for this year’s presentation. Thank you for your wonderful work!
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Amy Fudge
Thank you for all your hard work and your willingness to share all your awesome ideas and printables with us!
Blessings!
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Haley
When I click on the “Practice Skip Counting the Squares” picture (the one with 7 sections), the numbers are actually for skip counting the 15’s. I didn’t notice until I printed them out, and my 6 year old corrected me! 🙂 Just wanted you to be aware.
LB
Thank you for telling me! And please, thank your daughter for me! I’ve fixed it now, so hopefully I won’t be the reason a whole generation of children skip count their squares incorrectly! Thank you, again!
nancy
thank you so much for sharing!!
LB
No problem, Nancy! I’m glad to know they’re helpful!
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tanya
wondering where you found the “practice 14s” worksheet. that really helped my daughter and I would like to find one for the 15, squares, cubes and all. I can make it but thought I would check and see it is already posted out there in cyber world. thanks
LB
I created the 14s worksheet, and since I got so much positive feedback about it, I went ahead and made them for the 15s, squares, and cubes, too! You can see them in the latest post (https://myfavoritekindofcrazy.com/classical-conversations-cycle-2-week-12/) or on the printables page. I’m THRILLED that you found them helpful! 🙂
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tanya
thanks so much for sharing all your great ideas. I want to try the firecracker game with my crew but when I click on it, a pronoun thing comes up. it is good too but interested in the firecracker game. thanks.
LB
Yikes! Thanks so much for letting me know! I fixed the link so that it’s pulling the correct file now. Now, I’m off to check all the other links, too! 🙂
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