This week’s Along the Alphabet Path studies is all about letter H! If you are unaware of what the Along the Alphabet Path is go to THIS post to read all about it.
Full disclosure, this week was not the most thrilling week of our Along the Alphabet Path journey. Letter H was in the midst of holiday chaos and trying to catch up in our normal homeschool studies.
Letter H is for Herb Twopence Fairy and Saint Helen
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Since our days were a bit chaotic, we did our Alphabet Path lesson in the evening when daddy was home. One of the many perks of homeschooling is you can do schoolwork whenever! The kids painted pictures of the herb twopence fairy while I read the story aloud. You can get the Flower Fairies Alphabet coloring book on Amazon or you may have some luck Googling the Herb Twopence fairy image.
We also learned a couple of facts using my flower facts card about the herb twopence flowers.
The saint of the week is Saint Helen! We said a prayer to Saint Helen using our Alphabet Saint prayer card. Then they colored a picture of Saint Helen. You can get the coloring page we used here.
Both the Saint Helen prayer cards and Herb Twopence Flower Fact cards are available to download for free.
The read alouds for letter H:
Honda: the Boy Who Dreamed of Cars
A Picture Book of Harriet Tubman
Hubert’s Hair Raising Adventure
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Loyola Book of Saints:
-Saint Hildegard of Bingen
-Saint Helena
– Saint Elizabeth of Hungary
Children’s Book of Virtues: Honesty
– The Little Hero of Holland
– Hercules and His Wagoneer
– The Honest Disciple
Children book of Heroes:
– Our Heroes
-Helen Keller’s Teacher
-Honest Abe
Children’s Book of Home and Family
– Prayer for Home and Family
– The Hill
– The Husband Who Was to Mind the House
-Hush Little Baby
-The Legend of the Hummingbird
Children’s Book of Faith:
–The Healing of the Paralytic
-The Story of Hanukka
-He Will Hear
The author for letter H: Mary Ann Hoberman
Mary Ann Hoberman is a children’s author and poet. She has written a few children’s classics such as A House is a House for Me and The Seven Silly Eaters. You can read some of her great poetry along with her biography on her website HERE.
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