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10 FUN š Homeschool Middle School Printables!
Choosing to homeschool middle school can be a great way to tailor your child’s education to their individual needs and interests. However, it can be challenging to keep things fun and engaging, especially for homeschool middle school students who may be easily bored.
Let’s face it… The cute-sy printables and fun games typically stop around 3rd grade — but I’m here to tell you that they don’t have to! As a homeschool mama who is constantly looking for ways to engage her homeschoolers, these middle and high school homeschool years are tough sometimes! šš½
I LOVE when I can find homeschool middle school printables and resources that make learning engaging, fun, and exciting again!
In this blog post, I’m going to share a few tips with you about how you can turn your homeschool middle school into an interactive and FUN learning experience for your kids, as well as share 10 of my favorite homeschool middle school printables with you!
Let’s jump in!
Creating a fun environment for learning in your homeschool middle school is crucial for the overall success of your child’s education.
Not only does it make learning more enjoyable, but it also helps to increase engagement and retention of information!
By incorporating games, hands-on activities, and other interactive methods, you can definitely make learning more interesting and effective for your middle schooler.
Additionally, a fun learning environment can foster a positive attitude towards education and help to instill a lifelong love of learning (which is what homeschooling is all about!)
So, if you want to ensure your child’s success in their homeschool middle school journey, make sure to prioritize creating a fun and engaging learning environment. š
Here are some tips for getting starts with making your homeschooling middle school a fun and engaging journey:
- Incorporate hands-on activities!
Homeschool middle school students thrive when they can get hands-on and apply what they’re learning. Look for ways to incorporate hands-on activities such as science experiments, art projects, or cooking lessons into your curriculum.
- Don’t be afraid of technology!
It’s no secret that middle school students are often tech-savvy, so look for ways to incorporate technology into their learning and you’ll be their favorite for LIFE. Use educational apps, online digital escape rooms, or virtual field trips to make learning more interactive and tech-friendly.
- Take breaks often!
Middle school students have shorter attention spans than adults, so it’s important to take šš½Ā frequent šš½Ā breaks šš½. Encourage your child to take a quick walk or stretch break to keep their energy up, especially during tough assignments.
- I can’t stand the socialization word – it feels like homeschoolers are put into a box sometimes based on what people assume about homeschooling. And do those people ever visit a public school? I guarantee that my homeschoolers get more social time than public school students.When our oldest was in public school (Elementary!) she would come home and tell us that they had silent lunch because of one kid’s behavior almost weekly! Recess was also taken away multiple times. So, how are they socializing? I digress.Intentionally provide opportunities for your homeschool middle school students to get social!Middle school is that awkward stage of life, let them be around others who are just as awkward so that they can thrive in their awkwardness together! An awkward club, if you will š¤But seriously, homeschool middle school students would enjoy co-working with their peers! Look for opportunities to incorporate group projects or virtual study groups into your homeschooling curriculum.
- Don’t forget about field trips!Again, our older kiddos get the short end of the stick sometimes! Field trips are SUCH a great way to incorporate FUN learning into your homeschool middle school! You will NEVER be too old to go on a field trip!
Look for opportunities to take your child on field trips to museums, historical sites, or other educational destinations. Field trips with older students are so much fun!
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When you find an epic list of homeschool middle school printables, grab them all!
It’s not often that you find fun, engaging, and interactive homeschool printables for middle school students! A lot of the homeschool middle school resources out there are black & white text on a page with a lot of question marks and letters to circle. šš½
We have a LOT of resources inside the shop for middle school, but I’ve hand-picked the top 10 most epic homeschool middle school resources to share with you today! Make sure you click-through to grab them so that you can start incorporating a FUN learning environment in your homeschool middle school!
10 FUN š Homeschool Middle School Printables!
Missing Angles in Triangles Google Slides or PDF Find the āTargetā Number Activity
by Absolute Algebra
This self-checking PDF or digital Google SlidesĀ (incorporate technology!) resource is a fun way for your homeschool middle school student to practice finding the missing angle measures of triangles.
Learning how to find the missing measures in a triangle is a foundational skill that will be used throughout their Geometry class.
Digital Homeschool Scrapbook
by Create YourĀ Homeschool
Head into summer break with this digital memory book!
Your kiddos will enjoy adding their favorite memories, photos, book wars, summer plans, and more! You can choose to keep the memory book digital or print it when youāre finished for a fun keepsake!
All you need is access to a free Google Drive account to start customizing your book!
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Springtime Creative and Critical Thinking Bundle
by Algebra Student
Are you looking for activities to build critical thinking skills?Ā This set of 5 math challenges and 12 think / notice / wonder activities are ready-to-use and you can easily incorporate them into your homeschool routine!
Thereās a step-by-step Parent Guide at the beginning of both sets of activities with hints & tips, an answer key, and connections to Algebra.
This activity is ideal for teens or tweens who struggle with math.
Middle & High School Reading Comprehension Questions Packet
by Create Your Homeschool
One way to ensure that your homeschool middle school student is getting the best educational experience possible is to use these fun reading comprehension questions as part of their learning plan!
This set of reading comprehension questions are designed to test a studentās understanding of a text.
This packet of high school reading comprehension questions will give your student a chance to dive deeper into their reading!
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Create a āSweet Cityā Plotting Points, Reading a Map, and More!
by Absolute Algebra
Reading a map and following directions is an essential skill for your homeschool middle school student.
The Middle School Math Creating a āSweetā City activity combines these skills with graphing to create an engaging math activity that has your student plotting ordered pairs, answering questions based on their plots, and then creatively writing about their own city.
They will use their plotting skills and creativity to create their ādreamā city! So fun!
Periodic Table + Flashcards
by All Things Printables
Grab this two-for-one homeschool middle school & high school resource and help your child learn science easier!
This periodic table can be printed, laminated, and used for years! You will love having the periodic table all in one resource, and it includes flashcards that can be cut apart and used to quiz your learner!
Don’t forget to create fun games with the flashcards for an epic learning experience!
Middle School Creative Writing Journal
by Create Your Homeschool
This creative writing journal is the perfect way to get your middle schoolers writing everyday in a fun and engaging way! Perfect for middle school morning time!
Inside the journal, youāll see over 36 WEEKS worth of writing prompts that cover these writing types:
- Narrative Writing
- Descriptive Writing
- Creative Writing
- Research Writing
- Personal Writing
- Gratitude Writing
- Cause-Effect Writing
- Problem-Solution Writing
AND MORE!!
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St. Patrickās Day Interactive Digital Trivia Escape Room ā Fun Facts
by Think Tank
Cure student boredom with an interactive DIGITAL St. Patrickās Day Trivia Escape Room (And NO, it doesn’t have to be St. Patrick’s Day to learn about it!) š
This DIGITAL Escape Room is a winning combination of trivia and critical thinking, that requires NO PRIOR KNOWLEDGE! A fascinating NO-PREP, self-checking digital activity with a twist of FUN that covers fun facts about Saint Patrickās Day, celebrations, traditions, shamrocks, and leprechauns.
As students progress through the āamusement parkā themed digital escape room, they will visit 9 attractions with a total of 35 questions. So fun!
Algebraic Thinking āBalance the Scalesā Puzzle Bundle
by Algebra Student
Are you looking for a simple way to help your kids think with an algebra mindset?Ā This bundle provides you with ready-to-use activities that do just thatābuild algebraic thinking skills.
These five puzzles each come with step-by-step explanations of the thinking process and will create a fun, engaging learning experience for your homeschool middle school student!
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