Disclaimer: I received a FREE copy of this product through the HOMESCHOOL REVIEW CREW in exchange for my honest review. I was not required to write a positive review nor was I compensated in any other way. Back in 2016, I wrote a course for SchoolhouseTeachers.com. My family … [Read more...]
One Key Trick for Conquering Overwhelm as a Homeschooling Mom
'Tis the season for shiny new planners and amazing goals. I've been working hard updating my Clever Fox Planner Pro, preparing it for use and getting the first quarter ready to go. But...sometimes in all of the planning and the goals and the dreams, you can forget one very … [Read more...]
2019 Review & Top 10 Posts
2019 is almost gone, and 2020 is on the horizon. And like always, I wanted to take time to dive in and do a little reflecting as I saw what worked here on the blog. You can see my past top posts here: My 10 Most Popular Posts in 2018 My Top Ten Most Popular Blog Posts … [Read more...]
How to Use Cookie Cutters to Encourage Learning
Ready to try something new in your homeschool? Try switching things up and using cookie cuttters to encourage learning. They make a fun manipulative! If you're like me, you don't enjoy single use items. My cookie cutters were hanging out in the kitchen, lonely. I rarely make … [Read more...]
Our Week in Pictures: Behind the Scenes with My Family
When I published a "Our Week in Pictures" post back in October, I had no idea it'd be so popular! Apparently people really enjoy seeing how other families do things. So, here's another "behind the scenes" peek into my family's life. Ready to see what we've been up to … [Read more...]
5 Low Cost Christmas Traditions for Your Family
Christmas traditions don't have to cost an arm and a leg to be remembered. To help you stay on budget while making memories this Christmas season, here are five fun (and low-cost) traditions you can your family can enjoy. 1. Christmas Countdown with Books For the past several … [Read more...]
5 Tips for the Distracted Cook
I am a distracted cook. When I’m cooking, I’m almost always also: Keeping an ear on the rest of the house to make sure none of the kids are getting into too much trouble. Chatting with one or two kids who are helping me Finding tasks for my helpers to help with … [Read more...]
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