Last year I wrote a post entitled 10 Things I bet ya didn’t know about me. I posted 10 because it’s a nice round number, and it seemed like a good place to stop. But if I had to write a #11, this would be it: #11. I love to read. As a child I would read anything and everything …Read the Rest
This week we finished up our third scripture art project! I thought I would take a second to share a bit behind the scenes. These projects usually take two 30minute lessons. The first day for the artwork, and the second day for the scripture. Even though I’m kinda flying by the seat of my pants, I try to spend each …Read the Rest
It’s April. The sun is shining (today) and it’s officialy Spring. And as I stare out my window all I can see are little pops of yellow all over my yard. Even after mowing. You see, I’ve recently realized that Spring dandelions are much smarter then Summer dandelions. Summer dandelions stretch long and tall chasing the sun across the sky. …Read the Rest
Update: This Giveaway is now Closed! We have Two Winners: Comment #128 was Marcie who said, “I really like that primary, manuscript, and wide ruled are offered. As a parent of a 2nd grade reluctant writer (who is also still learning to form letters), I like that I have options for him as well as my 4th grader.” Comment # …Read the Rest
This week we’re studying the life of Moses. Using The Mystery of History as our guide, and reading directly from our family bible, we have spent our afternoons immersed in the life of this interesting, and very human man named Moses. My children (and I) have been enraptured by the way God revealed himself to Moses, and the amazing miracles …Read the Rest
Have you solved the Mystery of His-Story? We’re knee deep in our new History curriculum, and loving every minute of it. It’s The Mystery of History! And it’s one of my favorite purchases this year, and it was really worth every penny. Before I got this curriculum I was a bit skeptical, the price is what really stopped me, but …Read the Rest
Oh, golly. This is one of those posts that has been sitting in my “draft” box, patiently waiting to be published. It was meant for May. (of 2011….so not too bad, but still) Do you ever do that? Get a post half finished then forget about it. For months. I do. (obviously.) However this time I think I lucked out, …Read the Rest
Do your children have a nature journal? Do you? I’ll admit that I’ve tried them. But first let me just tell you a little story…. So sit back……grab your coffee, and enjoy my failure for a moment. A few years ago when I first decided to homeschool, I was introduced to the idea of Nature Journals. There were so many …Read the Rest
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