Social and Emotional Learning Lessons from Fireflies
When I think about summer as a kid, so many memories come to mind. One of my favorites happened more times than I could possibly count. I was looking outside…
Miss Michelle’s Book Nook – Children’s Books about Celebrating
In April I celebrate my birthday, so this month's theme is celebrating. From birthdays to differences, there are a lot of things for children to celebrate. At my library, we…
5 Benefits of Attending Homeschool Conventions and Summits
At some point, you chose to homeschool. Amongst all of the possible teachers out there, you determined that you would be the best teacher for your child. Maybe you have…
Miss Michelle’s Book Nook – Classic Picture Books
This month I'm sharing some of my favorite classic picture books. All of these were published before the year 1986 THE MOST POPULAR PICTURE BOOK EVER? The Very Hungry Caterpillar…
Self Care for Homeschool Mamas
If you’re a homeschool mama that is stressed, overwhelmed, overburdened, or touched out, you may think that I’m writing this blog post for you. And by all means, I really…
Reviewing Storytime Lessons from Hope in the Chaos
Reading is my favorite thing to do in our homeschool, so if I can incorporate books into a lesson, I know it’ll be a better lesson than me just trying…
Celebrating Lent In Our Homeschool
Since Lent is starting next week, I thought it might be a good idea to think of ways that I could bring Lenten traditions into our home. As my faithful…
Miss Michelle’s Book Nook – Library Lovers Month – Books about Love
February is Library Lovers Month, and the first Saturday in February is Take Your Child to the Library Day, so I don't think there's a better time to share my…
It’s Independent Learning Time!
I don’t know about you, but when it comes to homeschooling, I like to include independent learning activities. I may be a homeschool mom, but that’s not all I am.…
Reviewing Richie Soares’ Wisdom Bible Study
I am Catholic! I feel like I need to shout that out because I feel like I used to know a lot of Catholics growing up, but somewhere along the…