This year, we’ve been doing things a little bit differently. Instead of using an eclectic collection of materials, we’ve been using an actual curriculum and it feels so much easier.…
I am excited to share that I was joined dozens of other homeschool bloggers this month to present 30 Days of Thanks, a series of blog posts about gratitude and…
There are a lot of songs, and there are a lot of books. And then there are books that are also songs. If your child isn't old enough to pay…
Two weeks ago, my daughter became a brand new Girl Scout Daisy! Based on the meeting schedules of current troops, and her little brother who would be a handful if…
Books! Glorious books! If you know me at all, or know my blog at all, then you know that I am all for books and reading and getting lost in…
So a number of weeks ago, I shared a post about things homeschoolers can do at the library. Our favorite children's librarian, my sister, Miss Michelle, mentioned the idea that…
When I first released my Social and Emotional Learning Collection, a friend checked it out and mentioned something that she didn’t understand. She noticed all of the classic SEL topics,…
For the past decade or so, I have been doing a storytime program for babies called Babies and Books. It's so very important to read to children, even from birth.…
I’m excited because today I will be unboxing Catholic Heritage Curricula’s Kindergarten Curriculum. If you’ve been reading my blog for long, you know that I’ve been using an eclectic supply…
When you think about resources for homeschooling, where do your thoughts automatically go? If you’re like me, you’ll likely think about digital resources. When I first started homeschooling, I picked…