Here we are at the end of another month of homeschooling. By the time this is posted, we’ll have only two weeks left of this school year. What We Accomplished… Morning Meetings Morning Meetings remain one of my favorite parts of the day. Beginning the day together with a focus on Scripture and other memory …
Jerry Seinfeld once said, “Having a two-year-old (toddler) is like having a blender with no lid.” I agree, Jerry. I agree. So what do we do? As homeschool moms, how can we make sure our big kids are receiving the education they need and simultaneously keep the toddler from playing in the toilet? In our …
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Did you know that John James Audubon was a failed businessman turned artist and naturalist? Did you know that he created 435 paintings of North American birds in his lifetime? Did you know that Audubon often killed those birds and used wires to “pose” them in order to record all the details of their bodies? …
Wow! Another month has flown by in our homeschool. We have successfully completed more than 150 days of school since August. Because our state requires 180 days, we’ll be done by the middle of May. Time flies when you’re having fun, and we have had a grand time in March. What We Accomplished… Morning Meetings …
I’m such a lazy parent… The alarm goes off at 5:30 every morning, and I’m usually dragging myself out of bed by 6. I do my morning devotion, shower, and get dressed by 7. Today, I woke up at 6:40 and got sucked into Facebook until 7 when I finally dragged myself to the shower. …
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