DISCLOSURE: Affiliate links are used on this site and may be used in this post. TEACHING YOUR CHILD ABOUT THE U.s. presidential ELECTION Process In case you could not tell from your Facebook feed or the number of political ads running on television – it is an election year! Presidential elections sure do drum up … Continue reading Teaching Your Child About the U.S. Presidential Election Process
DISCLOSURE: Affiliate links are used on this site and may be used in this post. 30 Ways to Celebrate the Lenten Season in Your Homeschool Today marks the beginning of the Lenten season for those of the Christian faith around the world. Originating as an annual Catholic tradition, Lent has evolved into a widespread custom … Continue reading 30 Ways to Celebrate the Lenten Season in Your Homeschool
DISCLOSURE: Affiliate links are used on this site and may be used in this post. Easter is almost here which means it's time for a childhood classic...PEEPS! Honestly, I've never been a big fan of actually eating them myself. But, I have found them useful in a variety of other ways this time of year. From … Continue reading Peeps Easter Activities: Homeschool Edition
The following blog post contains affiliate links which result in no additional costs to you, but may result in a small commission payment back to this site. The holidays are upon us! This week, with turkey filled bellies, many will head to department stores into the wee hours of the morning to lock in the … Continue reading Perfect Holiday Gifts for the Homeschool Family
The following blog post contains affiliate links which result in no additional costs to you, but may result in a small commission payment back to this site. Growing up in Pittsburgh, my sons have developed a fascination with bridges. Anyone who lives in the area can attest to the fact that you would be hard … Continue reading STEM Challenge: Bridge Building
"A man's home is his castle." Isn't that the old saying? I educate my three children from home. I also work from home. My home is where I spend the better portion of my life homeschooling my children, cultivating my business, and nurturing my household. I love my home. It is the epicenter of my … Continue reading Educate at Home. Work at Home. Lose your Mind at Home?
Being still relatively new to homeschooling, I find myself constantly referencing methods from experienced homeschooling families. As with any aspect of parenting, I want to do this “right.” Honestly, isn’t that what we all want? I mean, does anyone really jump into anything hoping they will screw it up? On a daily basis we are … Continue reading From Public School Student to Homeschooling Teacher: My Dirty Little Secret
As a parent, have you ever woken up and looked blankly at your reflection in the mirror and wondered, "What am I doing?" As a homeschooling parent, I feel like I ask myself this question possibly 9,352 times a day. I usually think it at least once during the first groan after, "let's finish your … Continue reading What am I doing?
