Aldi
2 8-oz canisters Parmesan Cheese – $4.98
2 16-oz cartons Egg Whites – $3.98
1 10-lb bag Russet Potatoes – $1.99
1 32-oz pkg Spaghetti – $1.59
1 bunch Bananas (2.28/lb @ $0.35/lb) – $0.80, plus receive $0.25 back from Checkout 51 – $0.55 after rebate
3 16-oz bags Baby Carrots – $2.07
1 Cucumber – $0.49
1 large bag Kale – $1.99
1 24-oz pkg Zucchini – $1.99
1 container Artisan Baby Lettuce – $1.99
1 3-ct pkg Romaine Hearts – $1.99
1 Pineapple – $1.79
1 3-lb bag Sweet Potatoes – $1.17
1 3-lb bag Yellow Onions – $0.99
2 pkgs Pepperoni – $3.98
1 24-oz jar Gourmet Pasta Sauce – $1.79
Total: $33.31 after rebate
Harris Teeter
2 20-oz pkgs Sara Lee Butter Bread (B1G1) – $2.79, used 2 $0.55/1 Sara Lee Bread, exp. 6/1/15 (SS 03/01/15 R) (doubled) – $0.59/2 after coupons
2 16-oz bags Mahatma Brown Rice – $2.00, used 2 $0.50/1 Mahatma or Water Maid Rice, exp. 4/30/15 (RP 01/25/15) (doubled) – FREE after coupons
4 5-oz bags Mahatma Rice Mix – $3.00, used 2 $0.75/2 Mahatma Rice Mix, exp. 4/30/15 (RP 01/25/15 R) – FREE after coupons
2 8-oz pkgs Sargento Sliced Cheese – $5.00, used 2 $0.55/1 printable (doubled) – $2.80/2 after coupons
2 8-oz chunks Kraft Pepper Jack cheese (B1G1) – $3.79, used 2 $0.75/1 printable (doubled) – $0.79/2 after coupons
2 16-oz boxes Land O Lakes Half Sticks Butter (B1G1) – $5.49, used 2 $0.50/1 printable – $3.49/2 after coupons
1 gallon Milk – $2.99, plus receive $0.25 rebate from Ibotta – $2.74 after rebate
1 container Truwhip – $1.74, used $2/1 printable – FREE plus overage after coupon
Total: $10.15
Walgreens
4 pkgs Walgreens Diapers (B1G1) – $8.99, used 2 $1.50/1 printable, plus receive $0.25 back from Ibotta – $5.74/2 after coupons and rebate
5 dozen Eggs – $4.95 (this may have been a local price), plus receive $0.25 back from Snap by Groupon – $4.70 after rebate
Total after Taxes, Coupons and Rebates: $11.07 (Note: I did not include the diapers in my weekly grocery total, but I left them in the Walgreens picture in case anyone else is interested in picking up a couple of packs of diapers for a great price!)
Weekly Total for all Groceries: $52.16
Weekly Menu Plan
Breakfasts
Cereal x 3
Eggs and Toast x 2 (Veggie Omelettes for me)
Oatmeal x 2
Lunches
15-Minute Parmesan Pasta, Oranges, Carrot Sticks
Baked Potatoes with Cheese, Apples
Perfect Oven Sweet Potato Fries, Bananas, Cucumber Slices
Build-Your-Own-Tossed Salad, Boiled Eggs x 2
Leftovers x 2
Dinners
Spaghizza, Homemade French Bread, Tossed Salad, Buttered Broccoli, Fruit Salad (Company for Dinner)
Fried Egg and Cheese Sandwiches (meatless), Green Beans, Fruit
Chicken Fried Rice, Steamed Broccoli, Leftover French Bread
Scalloped Ham and Potatoes (from the More With Less cookbook – we still have lots of ham in the freezer from generous friends!), Easy Whole Wheat Bread (recipe coming soon), Tossed Salad
Venison Roast in the Crockpot, Cheesy Hashbrown Potatoes, Make Ahead Butterhorns, Buttered Carrots, Ultimate Double Chocolate Brownies (Easter Meal)
Leftovers x 2
Snacks
Healthy Carrot Cake with Cream Cheese Frosting (for me), Popcorn, Strawberry Cheesecake Smoothies, Ultimate Double Chocolate Brownies, Fresh Fruit, Carrot Sticks
This is the weekly list of Free Homeschool Curriculum and Resources compiled by Jamerrill from FreeHomeschoolDeals.com. If you aren't a homeschooler, but you're a parent, teacher, babysitter, or nanny, you'll probably find at least a few useful freebies in this list. You may also want to go through the Educational Deals and Freebies from earlier this week for more.
Are you already thinking about the changes you want to make to your homeschool next year? I know I like to get my school planning over so I can enjoy my summer. Just in time, we have a How to Schedule & Plan Your Homeschool Year MEGA RESOURCE List that will be the perfect place for you to start you planning!
Preschool and Early Elementary
Your preschooler will love these FREE Easter Themed Q-Tip Painting Printables and these FREE Preschool Spring Themed Dot-a-Do Printables.
Here is a FREE Superhero Learning Pack that has some fun activities to keep your boys interested (and girls, too).
What little girls doesn’t love princesses? This FREE P is for Princess Pack is the perfect way to teach the letter P.
This Easy Homemade Play Dough Recipe is the best for frugal homeschool fun!
Easter Homeschool Fun
What is better than homeschool and Minecraft? How about if we throw in Easter, too! This Homeschool Minecraft: FREE Minecraft Style Holy Week Study from Skrafty is just what you need.
Combine this FREE Jesus Ascends Craft with Printables with a FREE Easter Scavenger Hunt Printable and you will have some great Easter activities.
Then settle down with some of these coloring and activities books:
Finally, close with one of these FREE Easter Songs and Hymns.
Homeschool Notebooking and Writing
Never fear, we have more Easter themed learning for your writing needs, too.
Start with FREE Easter Themed Handwriting Sheets to get warmed up.
Then hop into the scripture with these FREE Easter Verse Copywork Pages.
If notebooking is what you are looking for, then try these FREE Easter Notebooking Pages or these Free Easter Notebooking Pages & Activities.
Here are FREE Creative Writing Prompts for April and you can use this FREE Flower Themed Writing Paper to write on.
While it’s not technically writing, this FREE Printable Lego Workbook has plenty of activities to keep your little one writing and learning with Legos.
Phonics and Sight Words
Teach beginning sounds with these FREE Spring Beginning Sounds Printable Cards.
Practice sight words with FREE Spring Themed Sight Words Pack and a Free Birthday Interactive Sight Word Reader.
Spring Themed Learning Resources
I am so glad that spring is finally here! Put away those wintery themed reading logs and try these FREE Spring Themed Weekly Reading Charts.
Continue on in math with FREE Spring Themed Telling Time Practice Printables.
And study the outdoors while growing your faith with this FREE Flowers, Faith and Butterflies Study Printables.
History and Social Studies
Wonder what your child is learning and retaining in history? Here are FREE Middle School History Evaluation Printable and Resources.
Learn all about how the White House has changed over time with this FREE Interior of the White House Pictures and Information.
Here is a FREE Set of 10 Earth Day Coloring Sheets.
Find some great books to read with this FREE List of 100+ Historical Fiction Books for K-6.
Homeschool Resources
Here are FREE Spring Themed Thank You Notes to teach your child to important skill of gratitude.
Plan your day using block scheduling with this FREE Homeschool Block Schedule with Printables.
Here is a FREE Homeschooling with Netflix Printable List.
Click here thousands of homeschool freebies!
*Don't forget! If you are looking for additional free homeschool resources please check the huge growing list of free homeschool curriculum and resources on MoneySavingMom.com!
Jamerrill is the homeschooling mother of a large and growing family. After seasons of spending $50 or less annually to homeschool her children, she started Free Homeschool Deals in 2012 to help all families afford the homeschool life. You can follow the homeschool goodness on Pinterest and Facebook.
I wish that I could come and have coffee with each of you on a regular basis, but since that’s not possible, I thought I’d share this video that I recently filmed with Kelsey Humphreys.
She came to Nashville and sat at our kitchen bar and we talked about my blogging journey, the lessons I’ve learned, the struggles I’ve experienced, and some key takeaways I’ve found through many mistakes along the way.
As you’ll discover if you take the time to watch it, this is not a highly edited video but just real, authentic footage of me sharing my heart… kind of like I would if we could sit and have coffee together.
If you’ve ever wondered how I got started blogging or ever thought about starting your own blog or ever wished you could talk “shop” with me over coffee, I think you’ll enjoy this video.
And feel free to comment and ask any followup questions you might have — about blogging or anything else we talk about on this video — and I’ll do my best to try to answer them.
Thinking of starting a blog? Be sure to check out this page where I share How to Start a Blog & Make Money Blogging.
