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{This site may contain affiliate links and collect cookies. Please read my full disclosure and privacy policy for more info.} {This site may contain affiliate links and collect cookies. Please read my full disclosure and privacy policy for more info.} Teaching with lots of little ones underfoot is definitely difficult. Large family homeschooling is made up of multiple ages from babies to…
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We use living science resources with our children in the early years for a more gentle method while preparing them to be ready for more in-depth science in middle/high school. We focus on life-cycles of animals, the seasons, weather, and all of “nature” with our elementary-aged children – without using any specific curriculum – for an introduction to high-school/college-prep science…
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If teaching language arts has been a struggle in your homeschool or if you are new to homeschooling and aren’t sure where to start, then this is for you. It will be all about the nuts & bolts of learning & teaching language arts for homeschool moms. This article is meant to encourage and prepare moms to teach language arts at home…
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All around the web, you will find homeschool morning time ideas, most of them elaborate and seemingly covering every creative subject out there. Moms and children are reading-memorizing-reciting poetry, learning several languages, studying and recreating art, mastering the art of sewing/crocheting/knitting/etc. … all while sipping tea and singing hymns in candlelight! I am not a creative person and I don’t…
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When the sun starts shining, the rain gives us a break, and temps hit 50 here in the Pacific Northwest, I start using my favorite essential oils for spring! Something about windows open and fresh air that makes me want to diffuse all of the oils and clean the house of stale winter air. Most of my essential oils are…
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