Finding ways to simplify life
Are you starting to get a bit anxious about the holidays and wondering how you’re going to fit it all in? We’ve all been there, holidays are supposed to be a joyous occasion, but sometimes we add too many activities to our schedule! Need some help organizing your events, activities, recipes, and parties? No worries! I’ve got a wonderful tool… Read More
Did you know that Barbour Publishing has two new titles Who Was Jonah? and Who Was Mary, Mother of Jesus? The kids and I were privileged to review both titles and would love to share our Kingdom Files Series Review! WHO IS BARBOUR PUBLISHING I had heard of the name Barbour Publishing, but didn’t know much of their history until recently and wanted… Read More
Are you struggling to keep your homeschool day organized? It’s a TON of work to stay on top of things as a Homeschool Mom. Yet, one secret that has kept me going is PLANNING my week ahead — it makes all the difference in the world. Each morning, I glance at my daily homeschool plan and I’m confident in moving forward… Read More
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There are some words in the English language that make me cringe. One of them is worrying! And, we all do it. We worry about what to make for dinner, we worry about a trial we’re going through, we worry about the past and how to fix it. Regardless of what’s causing the anxiety, this emotion displeases God because we… Read More
My favorite subject in school was anything related to English. I loved Grammar rules, spelling, and writing. However,when I became a homeschool mom, teaching Grammar was a lot harder than I expected. In addition, I struggled with why my kids needed to learn Grammar Rules at such a young age when they would understand it faster at the middle school level…. Read More
As a homeschool mom, I have read several books over the years pertaining to homeschooling. I did not expect to glean such wisdom in God Schooling: How God Intended Children to Learn written by Julie Polanco. This God Schooling review will reveal a different approach to learning and one very similar to my beliefs! I’m at a crossroads where my kids are older and… Read More
It’s that time of year again. Maybe you’re getting excited about planning a new homeschool year, but maybe not. Maybe you are concerned about whether you can afford to homeschool. Several families spend hundreds and thousands of dollars each year, depending upon how many kids are students. But, there is a way you can homeschool for FREE with one simple… Read More
Are you are a Charlotte Mason or Classical Homeschooler? Or, maybe you are curious about those who homeschool using these two principles? I recently discovered my favorite magazine publisher Old Schoolhouse® Magazine just released a collection of these type of homeschool stories, including Classical. Yours truly just *may* be in this publication to share her ‘a day in the life… Read More
As a homeschool mom for many years now, I will admit my weakness is hands-on activities. My kids get LOTS of experience with life skills, but when it comes to homeschool materials, I need help! That’s why Home School in the Woods is perfect for my family and I’ll tell you why the easy hands-on activities from Homeschool in the Woods is… Read More
As a homeschool teacher, I’m always looking for printables that are the perfect fit for our needs. I typically find something close to what I’m looking for, but there’s usually something missing. When I had the opportunity to review Monique’s Diy Printables Course for Teachers and Homeschoolers Course, I was thrilled with the learn to create printables course and will share… Read More
Are you a newbie or established homeschool mom OVERWHELMED with the plethora of curriculum choices online and at conventions? Don’t fear or stress. Here are my best tips on how to get started with Homeschool Minimalism. Maybe you are not even looking forward to planning another school year. The monumental task of planning an entire year seems daunting. Maybe you… Read More
My son has loved dinosaurs since he was young. He’s had an extensive vocabulary since the age of 1. He would correct me when I would mispronounce them, even at 5 years old! So, of course, I was excited to give my son the opportunity to learn even more from the educational video Dinosaurs and the Bible from Northwest Treasures NORTHWEST… Read More