My journey to Proverbs 31
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Do you have children that love art? Do you have children that aren’t so fond of art? Is your family looking for something “more” in your homeschool art? I have a child that loves art, one that doesn’t like it at all, and one that’s indifferent (but still young). They all have completely different tastes […]
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Due to his special needs my youngest son (age 6) has learning challenges. Due to life challenges right now he has also experienced regression. It’s much like starting at the beginning. So I was excited to share ou Eclectic Foundations review. We have been using Eclectic Foundations Language Arts Level A four days per week […]
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Although I was born and raised in Ohio I always find myself learning something new. That was most definitely the case as I read Ohio ~ Here We Come! from By the Way Book Series with the kids as well. Truth be told, I’ve generally not been all that excited about teaching History as it […]
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Yay! Congrats winners! I love to celebrate with my winners, so if you won something that was hosted by Pea of Sweetness be sure to post a picture to my Facebook Wall or send it to me so I can add it to the Winner’s Circle! I know what you’re thinking – there haven’t been […]
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Did you know February is National Hot Breakfast Month? Awesome, right? I don’t know about you, but we love breakfast foods in our house! A great way to ease the challenge of putting dinner on the table every night is to serve breakfast for dinner once a week. It can be a lot of fun, […]
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I still can’t believe it’s 2016 – let alone nearing the end of February. I mean, really? Time seems to fly by more quickly each year it seems! I still haven’t posted my top posts of 2016 yet! As I’ve shared a little, 2016 was a pretty challenging year. I tried to make the most […]
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Did you know that one tree keeps a family of four alive for one year? Many of us do appreciate trees, but sometimes we can forget just how important they are in our lives. 20 million new trees would provide us with 260 million tons of oxygen and remove 10 million tons of CO2 from […]
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My kids are very different learners, but if there is anything they agreed on last year it was that they don’t like multiplication. Needless to say, when I was presented with the opportunity to share a Times Alive review, I was definitely excited! Times Alive offers online lessons with animated songs and stories to learn […]
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Probably the question I get asked most often is “What homeschool curriculum do you use?” I have to admit, I find it amusing because I think I get asked this question from people who don’t homeschool just as often than those who do. Regardless who is asking, it’s a question that stops me in my […]
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My word of the year for 2016 was Contentment. My biggest focus was to stop comparing myself and my work (like my blog) to others. Because, let’s face it, if you’re comparing who you are and what you do to everyone else there is always going to be someone or something that is better. Probably […]
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So perhaps you’ve noticed I’ve been much quieter than usual. Way back in June I mentioned that I would be making changes like rebranding without changing names. As you may have seen, that still hasn’t yet happened. In an effort to try to fix some of my medical issues, I was trying different things. Unfortunately, […]
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