Here is a funny story about Labor Day Sunday at our house. As I was getting ready for church, I heard some commotion happening in the kitchen. Daughter was exclaiming something about NOT eating those eggs that were being prepared … Continue reading
OK, our daughter has been creating and hand-sewing projects for awhile, but I think this is the first one she has attempted doing it correctly. She used the sewing machine and sewed it inside out and then turning it right … Continue reading
I am so impressed with the summer activities offered at a local park. We heard about this through a friend, and it is a treasure worth finding. This park offers FREE swim, tennis, and golf lessons for kids ages 8-18 … Continue reading
Our daughter has had the privilege of participating in Bible Quizzing at our church this past year. They studied many details from the book of Acts as well as memorized 20 Bible verses. Then they met with quizzers from other … Continue reading
Do you ever feel it is difficult to remain focused in your home schooling efforts? It’s so easy to become side-tracked and lose sight of the original purpose and goals of why we started this home school journey. I need … Continue reading
We were privileged to participate in a chicken embryology program. They supplied us with an incubator, 6 eggs, and a binder packed full of educational learning resources. We received the eggs at the end of their incubation cycle, so we … Continue reading
Do you need something fun to do inside to add some spice to your home school day? Create an indoor snow ball fight! 🙂 Roll up lots of socks into little balls, aim and fire! Use sofa cushions and blankets … Continue reading
If we are honest, many of us will admit that there are those days when we just don’t feel like we accomplish much, yet feel like we were busy the entire day. What on earth happened? It’s not a good … Continue reading
Since our first year home schooling, we had decided that we wanted to celebrate our 100th day of school each year in a fun way. It usually occurs in the drab month of January when you need a good laugh … Continue reading
It’s that time of year . . . again. I used to be so on the ball and schedule all the work for an entire school year. Yes, there were lots of adjustments made throughout the year, but it was … Continue reading