Eleven years ago, as the new school year loomed, we made a leap of faith and decided to homeschool our kids.It was literally right before the school year started, after teachers had already been assigned and backpacks were purchased and filled.Chad and I prayed together and decided that we were ...
Time-Saving Homeschool Planner | Skylight Calendar Review W/ Discount Code
I published a video on YouTube where I shared our family's approach to organization and homeschool planning using the Skylight Frame Calendar. I wanted to be sure to put a link to that video here too, because you guys, it has just been THAT good for our family. I had always been a good homemaker ...
Family Reading Time
...
Two Things: Homeschool Uniforms & Nature Study
Two things:First thing: We're trying casual uniforms in our homeschool. This may sound strict when read on a blog post, but I assure you my middle kids ASKED for this. They love all things fashion and thought it would be a lot of fun. I can tell you this, it has made mornings smoother, and ...
Yoto Player Product Review
One thing I have always been passionate about is limiting screen time with our children. This is ironic to me, as I have spent a great deal of my adult life consulting for and managing social media accounts, as well as sharing bits of our life on different online platforms in hopes to encourage ...
My Sweet Girl is a Full Adult! Say What?!
What would you tell your child as they prepare for adulthood? Our oldest daughter is now a full-blown adult and has graduated from our homeschool. Moms of littles, I often tell you to rest and take it slow. Well, today I'm tellin' ya, don't blink! Soak it all in. I had thought by this ...
Childhood Unplugged: Sidewalk Chalk
Looking for an activity that fits a wide range of ages and stages/skills? How about the classic sidewalk chalk? My four children, currently ages 3-17 can all play with this together while they soak up some vitamin D. No matter the skill level, everyone can enjoy creating some art. As a ...
Six Joys: July 21st 2020
Six Joys:1.Being barefoot on the deck2.Breathing in fresh air3.Teaching the kids4.Hot coffee in a good mug5.The smell of fresh cut grass6.My husband working from home ...
Current {Homeschool} Reads: Empowering Women
With the library closed, we have been rediscovering the books on our shelves at home. This week the kids are learning about discrimination and some empowering women who have made big differences in the world with their bold actions. Dolores Huerta is my seven-year old's favorite story right ...
Prime Day Deals for the Homeschool Family
Happy Happy PRIME Day, friends! The day where Amazon.com gives deep discounts on thousands of products, and we all SAVE big. Remember, it's really only considered saving if you're purchasing something you would've needed in the first place, right? Yep, let's hope I can keep that thought ...
Slightly Better Cleaning
We have a 15-month old that is always on the go (read: full of adventure and absolutely no fear), so for his safety, and my sanity, our Graco Pack & Play has gone everywhere with us this summer. Ball practices and a dozen games all across North Iowa, parks, the backyard, the garage while we ...
Donut Days
Donut Days! A fun {sporadic} tradition we have incorporated into our homeschooling. Occasionally when I'm at the local grocery store I will pick up a package of day-old donuts for the kids (just $2). We make up some tea (I just ordered THIS one, and a fellow homeschool mom suggested THIS ...
Committing to the Lord
I'm always turning to Him. ❤ Being a homeschool mom sounded so wonderful when I was yet a public school momma. I've always loved having my children home, teaching them, and waiting for that "light bulb" moment when it just clicks. I love seeing them explore the world. There's just something ...
Homeschool Fun Friday: Monopoly Junior Game Review
We love to incorporate games into our homeschooling. It's a great way to add interest to learning and break up the routine of worksheets and workbooks. The second half of our Fridays we often call "Fun Friday" and spend the afternoon playing games. This doesn't ALWAYS happen, because ...
Homeschool Fun Friday: Spot It Game Review
We love to incorporate games into our homeschooling. It's a great way to add interest to learning and break up the routine of worksheets and workbooks. The second half of our Fridays we often call "Fun Friday" and spend the afternoon playing games. This doesn't ALWAYS happen, because sometimes ...
- 1
- 2
- 3
- …
- 5
- Next Page »