Reviewing Adventures with the Saints by Maria Riley
So you know how people in Facebook groups often share about what they’re doing? I was lucky enough, or maybe “blessed” would be more accurate, to come across a post…
So you know how people in Facebook groups often share about what they’re doing? I was lucky enough, or maybe “blessed” would be more accurate, to come across a post…
I'll be honest. I wasn't sure what to write about this month so I looked at the closest book to me, and it's about fish. So… let's talk about some…
March is National Reading Month here in the United States. Read Across America Day is celebrated on March 2, the birthday of Dr. Seuss, whose books for emergent readers are…
One of my favorite things about homeschooling is that it’s all about child-led learning. Science isn’t a required topic for kindergarten, but my daughter absolutely loves it! Just in case…
This is kind of a niche topic, but one near and dear to my heart. When I was a child, I used to see my ophthalmologist every three months, rather…
This post was inspired by a conversation with a friend. Me: Tempted to write a blog post entitled “how to homeschool while sick” Me: And here’s the post “Don’t.” Her:…
My friend and mentor, Christy Gandara (of Happy Hive Homeschooling), recently asked me what I love about homeschooling, and I thought that it would be worth sharing here. The basic…
Recently my family went on an “epic family vacation.” We started out in New York, took a train cross-country to California, hopped on a ship for back-to-back cruises, and took…
If you are homeschooling, your child is likely already using the toilet. But maybe not, or maybe your child has a younger sibling, so I hope this post is still…
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.…