Concentrate on phonetics when teaching your kindergarten child to read. It's a lot more fun for them to play with language and it's a better way to teach them to read. Let them retell a story, or role-play the story with them and then work on writing out words from the story.
Let them pay for a treat at the store by counting out the coins. When clearing their toys from the floor, have them count them out loud. Get an old-fashioned clock with hands and put it up on the wall in your main homeschool space.
Plant a garden. Designate an area just for her where she can plant any flower she wants. Consider raising a pet. Even an allergy-sensitive house can have birds and fish. A teacher at Maria Hastings School in Massachusetts has a website with science activities appropriate for kindergarten-aged kids.
Find out what holidays other cultures celebrate and introduce your child to some of their stories. Make a recipe and let them experience what other people consider staples. Take them to art museums with exhibits from other countries.
Make healthy eating as fun as possible. Emphasize the rich colors, textures and variety of fruit and vegetables. Take a walk every day with your child and point out seasonal changes.