Interested in an orderly list of painting projects for homeschool art class? Here you go! A freebie from Marie MacPherson and Into Your Hands: 27 Weekly Acrylic Painting Projects for Homeschools.
Category: Freebie
March Printouts
Ladies & Gentlemen,
I have been remiss in posting new products as they become available. Still, it is not too late to grab our latest freebies: March Printables. Our prolific vendor, RevAndMrsGandy, continue to produce more and more! 😀
Their latest batch include:
- Saints Perpetua & Felicitas (March 7)
- Forty Martyrs of Armenia (March 9)
- St. Patrick (March 17)
- St. Joseph (March 19)
- The Annunciation (March 25)
I also encourage you to use the “search products” box on our website. We have grown so much in the last few years! And so much is free!
Five new products
There are five new products from Lutheranhomeschool.com, and they are all free!
Poems for Lutheran Homes and Schools, compiled by Rev. Andrew Richard, offers right around 300-pages of English poetry, particularly selected for Lutheran students.
Plus, vendor Rev.AndMrs.Gandy have four more free printables:
- Sts. Zacharias & Elizabeth (Sept. 5th)
- Feast of the Holy Cross (Sept. 14)
- St. Matthew (Sept. 21)
- Hallowtide (Oct. 31, Nov. 1 & 2)
Three new freebies
I’m happy to announce three new freebies from our vendor, Rev. and Mrs. Gandy: an Ante Studium Prayer Bookmark (the “Before Study” prayer by Thomas Aquinas), a printable flyer for the Feast of St. Bartholomew (August 24th), and a selection of devotional prayers during Holy Communion, formatted into a bookmark. 🙂
Lutheran Teachers & Tutors
Seeing registration information for Christa Petzold’s upcoming classes reminded me to update a product from last year (Lutheran Teachers & Tutors for 2021-2022). A new version, which is not tied to a specific year, is now up and available at no cost.
Two new free resources
LutheranHomeschool.com has two new free resources up: a free printable for Aug. 15th, the Feast of St. Mary, and Cultural Cuisine, a free historical cooking unit for grades fifth through eighth, that consists of seven weekly lessons through the ages (and ingredients). 🙂
St. Nicholas Nicene Creed Coloring Page
As always, Rev. and Mrs. Gandy are timely, timely, timely with their liturgical living resources! They’ve just put up a free St. Nicholas Nicene Creed Coloring Page, even though I’m pretty sure a Gandy baby was born last week! Praise the Lord! 🙂 May the Lord continue to bless and keep them, and may we all join in parental sighs, expressing our joy in our Lord’s gifts of life!
Reformation Coloring Activity
Pleasantly Crafted is offering a free Reformation Coloring activity! There are six Reformation era figures you can color, cut up, and stand up, as well as a Wittenberg door! So clever!
Go here to download it. (If you navigate her site, it’s under “Stories” rather than downloads, since she’s giving it away for free.”)
Samantha Bender is a Lutheran with training in Lutheran Elementary Education, though clearly she is a wonderfully talented artist also. She does beautiful work!
Two new freebies
Two new freebies from RevAndMrsGandy!
The first are “Ecclesia Flashcards“! Yay! I love it: church words, phrases, and Sundays in Latin with English meanings.
The second is a Memento Mori coloring page for the observing All Saints’ Day.
More St. Martin of Tours Homeschool Co-op Resources
Rev. and Mrs. Gandy have added three more free Lutheran homeschool resources:
- A St. Michael Prayer (designed by PleasantlyCrafted!)
- St. Martin of Tours Homeschool Co-op Lesson Plans for Advent to Ash Wednesday (so, it’s the next part of the school year, adding onto their previous resource)
- Likewise, St. Martin of Tours Homeschool Co-op Schedule for Advent to Ash Wednesday
St. Martin of Tours Homeschool Co-op Lesson Plans (Advent to Ash Wednesday)
St. Martin of Tours Homeschool Co-op Schedule (Advent to Ash Wednesday)
