Finding a homeschool Bible curriculum that blends together Biblical teachings with practical ways to deal with real-world issues is difficult. So, when I came across one that not only did that but also inspired my kids to look at the world in a socially responsible way, I was thrilled. SaveSave Pin it As a parent, it is my ultimate goal… View Post
Making cool beaded bracelets while learning about the weather cycle was part of the fun of our Raindrop, Plop! Nature Book Club.SaveSaveSaveSaveSaveSaveSaveSaveSave Pin it Raindrop, Plop! Book Club DiscussionThis month our book club was on the book, Raindrop, Plop! by Wendy Cheyette Lewison. This is a sweet book about a little girl going for a walk in the rain. Though… View Post
I am not a fan of standardized tests. They stress out kids, make homeschool moms doubt their abilities, and do nothing to prove a student’s true worth. But, the truth is that, even as homeschoolers, we can’t completely ignore them. Whether it’s state-required testing, course finals, or college entrance exams, kids will eventually have to take standardized tests. So what… View Post
Making homemade paper is a wonderful craft to do with kids of any age. It is also a great way to recycle waste paper into exciting new items. And, it’s a lot of fun! Here are the instructions for how to make homemade paper with kids.SaveSave Pin it Supplies for Making Homemade PaperTo make your homemade paper, you will need… View Post
Danishes, Danish cookies, Danish people, and pink cupcakes were on the agenda for our latest party school, Number the Stars Book Club.SaveSaveSaveSave Pin it Danishes, Danish cookies, Danish people, and pink cupcakes were on the agenda for our latest party school, Number the Stars Book Club.#la4k #ihsnet #onlinebookclub #numberthestars #homeschool Click to Tweet Number the Stars Book Club DiscussionThis month… View Post
