Hello and welcome. Today I'm taking a break from sharing craft tutorials to let you know about Education.com.
I don't home school my kids. I know it's a great fit for some families and I really admire that, but even if I didn't work full time out of the house I don't think it would be a good fit for me. Actually, after a few years of experience (I have a 5th grader and a 2nd grader) what seems to work best for us is having the kids work by themselves with supervision. I can't be with them all the time while they are working and studying because I just lack the patience to do it. It's not an easy confession, and I've been improving along the years, but it's the truth. So, for them to have some time of supervised studying at home I usually search for free worksheets, let them work on their own and then I just check the results, correct if necessary and provide an explanation if they have questions.
When I became aware of Education.com and their resources, I jumped to the chance to try them. There are lots of worksheets to choose from, but you can find below an example for you to download. Clicking on one of the images below will allow you to open a zip file which contains one worksheet and one correction sheet.
Jump into fun with this Autumn leaves division worksheet. The learning continues over at Education.com with awesome division resources and more!
Happy Tuesday,
This post was written in partnership with Education.com. Images come from the Education.com website and as such are not owned by me. I was provided with the free pdfs of the division worksheets to share on the blog. All opinions are my own.
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