From the category archives:
The winner of last week’s Rainbow Resource giveaway is: Betty from Peace Creek on the Prairie! Congrats, Betty, and thanks for sharing your Spring Workbox ideas!
This week, I’ll be giving one reader a subscription to Family FunMagazine! You’ll find lots of workbox-worthy ideas in there!
Here’s my inspired idea… [...]
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Wednesday Workbox Day will be a Weekly link-up featuring YOUR favorite workbox posts! Write a post about your workboxes and come back to link up here on Wednesday.
One participant this week will win a $20 Rainbow Resource gift card for your workbox needs!
Ideas to get you started:
A unique workbox filler
All of your [...]
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Here is a little form I made for our workboxes. It is a basic guide of what to drop in each box each day. The PDF is below.
Filling the boxes isn’t difficult, but it’s nice to have a routine laid out for me. I don’t always do subjects in the same order, [...]
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If you’re looking for a creative way to use workboxes that teach your kids life skills and cut down on your to-do list, read my post today at the Homeschool Classroom. Parents that don’t homeschool might also like this idea!
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I wrote recently about homeschool workboxes and said I would add some ideas on filling them. If you haven’t read about workboxes, Read this post first.
Today, I wrote an article on Squidoo about filling up the fun workboxes. There are ideas for activities, direction cards, and ideas for different subjects. Even if [...]
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[Note: I wrote this post in June, and was waiting for the start of school to post it here.]
I stumbled across an organizational system online called the workbox system. A mom invented it for her autistic son, but scores of homeschool moms are now using it for their school days with kids of all [...]
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