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National Jelly Bean Day is April 22 {Homeschool FUN}

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A few years ago, my mom, my sister & I went to Ashley’s school.  She was teaching at-risk kids in first grade.

My mom read a book about Easter. My sister took photos. I did some jelly bean activities with the kids. Next Tuesday is national jelly bean day, so you have some time to get some jelly beans and have a fun day in your homeschool.

If you want some fun ideas for homeschooling on National Jelly Bean Day, grab a copy of our free Jelly Bean Activity Guide & Printables with math, science, language arts, art, cooking and other activities.

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Have some fun doing our jelly bean graphing & sorting activities, too.  national jelly bean day - free activity guide from How to Homeschool My Child.com

  First we gave each child a plastic egg of jelly beans. They sorted the jelly beans by colors. Next we made a jelly bean graph.   jelly bean graphing for national jelly bean day (apr 22) from How to Homeschool My Child.com

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4 Responses to National Jelly Bean Day is April 22 {Homeschool FUN}

  1. Mary says:
    April 19, 2013 at 7:03 pm

    I love all of these activities. It REALLY makes me miss my days classroom teaching — I loved the bright smiles of elementary school kids and how you could do so many creative things with them. I think is why I love homeschool so much!

    Thanks for the great ideas, and thanks for linking with Collage Friday!

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  2. c auth says:
    April 7, 2017 at 7:11 am

    jelly bean graph template

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    • Kerry Beck says:
      April 14, 2017 at 9:09 am

      If you are looking for the jelly bean graph, fill in your name on this page and the entire Jelly Bean Unit Study will be emailed to you

      Reply

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