Get Your Totally Free Tuesday Goodies Here!

Hey there!

If you got your Totally Free Tuesday email but are looking for an easier way to snag all of those homeschool freebies, then this post is for you, my friend!

No fluff and no filler here – this is all about making it simple to get those freebies for your homeschool. This post is updated monthly, so be sure to check back regularly!

What Is Totally Free Tuesday?

If you are brand new to Totally Free Tuesday, let me explain.

This once-a-month email is a gem for email subscribers as it’s filled with free resources you can use in your home & homeschool.

And they aren’t just from me! This is a collaborative effort from some of my favorite homeschool brands & blogs.

Each month, we showcase a new resource that is free for our readers. Sometimes these are seasonal items, sometimes they are free samples, and other times they are simply a brand new homeschool resource we created because the need was there.

Regardless, Totally Free Tuesday is a great way to fill your digital resource library with free items.

How Does Totally Free Tuesday Work?

It’s simple, really.

Each month, we homeschool bloggers send out an email filled with all of our collective offers. If you want to subscribe, be sure to join my mailing list! Simply fill out the form below (or grab my free Kids’ Prayer Journal!)

And that’s it! Plus, as a subscriber, you’ll also get weekly homeschool help, hope, & humor delivered to your inbox in addition to some additional subscriber-only finds, including a monthly freebie email.

Ready to join me? Just fill out this form, my friend!

Now, About Those April Freebies!

Use this handy legend to help you quickly find the resources you want.

• PK – PreK/Tot
• EE – Early Elementary
• UE – Upper Elementary
• MS/HS – Middle School/High School
• HH – Homeschool Helps

• Model recording both prayers and praises this Easter with your child with the Kids’ Prayer Journal from Hope in the Chaos. This easy-to-use printable is designed to help children begin recording both their prayer requests and the answered prayers they receive from God, helping them develop the habit of prayer, pray expectantly, watch earnestly for God to answer those prayers, and give Him the glory for doing so. With pages for children of all ages and writing abilities, this printable is perfect for getting started with journaling prayers and watching God work. (PK, EE, UE, MS/HS, HH)

• As you prepare for Easter, do this free 15-Minute Music Lesson for Good Friday and Easter Sunday from Music in Our Homeschool. The music we’ll listen to has the purpose of teaching about the real reason for Easter. The first three songs have lyrics that help us focus on Jesus and his death on the cross. The last two songs guide us in celebrating that Jesus rose and conquered death. (EE, UE, MS/HS, HH)

• This Unicorn Counting Printable Pack from Heart and Soul Homeschooling is a fun way to practice number skills and basic math with an adorable unicorn theme. (PK, EE)

• This free Plant Life Cycle Lapbook from In All You Do is a hands-on learning resource designed to help kids explore and understand how plants grow and develop. The digital download makes it easy for parents and educators to bring interactive, engaging science lessons to their homeschool or classroom. It’s a fun, print-and-go activity that brings the plant life cycle to life in a creative lapbook format. (EE, UE)

• Grab this I Spy Workbook from Homeschool with Moxie and your littlest learners will have 9 printable puzzles to practice their counting and identification skills. Perfect for grades PreK-1. (PK, EE)

• Early elementary students will use the word bank to label the main parts of an insect on this Label the Insect worksheet from Homeschool Helper Online. Comes in two differentiated levels for younger and older kids. This worksheet coordinates well with our Insects Lapbook. (EE)

• Students of all ages will use the Seeds Observation Journal (that comes in 3 different writing levels) from Whole Child Homeschool to record what they observe happening each day to the seeds they are sprouting. A fun introduction to research writing. These printables are a part of the Gardening: Discoveries with Seeds unit. (EE, UE, MS/HS)

• Teach your kids the true meaning of Easter with a hands-on Resurrection Eggs activity from My Joy-Filled Life. This printable includes Bible verses, pictures, and instructions to help families create their own Resurrection Eggs and walk through the story of Jesus’ death and resurrection in a fun, memorable way. It’s a meaningful Easter tradition that combines a scavenger hunt with Scripture and discussion. (PK, EE, UE, MS/HS, HH)

• Meet the bald ukari monkey, tree kangaroos, and fossas as your children adventure through 7 different rainforests in this 90+page Rainforest Adventure Printable Lesson from The Homeschool Scientist. Includes a bonus digital math and science rainforest-themed escape caper. (EE, UE)

• Seed starting is a great homeschool experiment! Grab this free Seed Starting Planner from Clarissa R. West to help you plan your garden project! (PK, EE)

• As homeschoolers who want the best education for their kids, one thing stands above academics: character development. Use the Character Building Mini Chart Sample, from How to Homeschool My Child, to train your kids in Godly character. Print & Go. It’s that easy. (PK, EE, UE, HH)

• This fun Rabbit Printable Pack from Simple Living. Creative Learning is a great way to teach young children about a variety of different rabbits and the rabbit life cycle. (PK, EE)

• This 8 page Space Multiplication Color by Number printable pack from Blessed Homeschool is a fun way for your kids to practice multiplication facts, and features a space theme they’ll love. (UE)

• Your kids will love putting together a portfolio of all their favorite projects from the school year with this Student Portfolio Google Slides template from Techie Homeschool Mom. (HH)

• This truck-themed homeschool chore chart from Thrift Schooling keeps your kids on track throughout the school week. With lessons, field trips, meals, and unexpected errands filling up your week, even the simplest chore chart can help your home run more smoothly. (EE)

• In the History of Immigration in America Lesson, Coloring Pages and Audio from Pallas Center, families can learn about the way immigrants from different countries have been part of building America throughout history despite different obstacles in each generation. This is a great lesson for having critical thinking conversations at home as you talk about challenges people faced in the past. (EE, UE, MS/HS)

• If you have a teen that is thinking about a summer job, now is the time to think about applying. And of course, the perfect social skills to brush up on before applying are Job Interview skills with this easy to use Interview skills checklist from Ten Minute Momentum! (MS/HS, HH)

Until next month, my friend, happy homeschooling!

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