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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.} It’s not too hard to have a simply joyful holiday season if you’re willing to let go of some of the expectations you and others…
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Our children deserve a meaningful education and I firmly believe they can receive one at home. It doesn’t take a teacher-certified parent to give their child a meaningful education, especially when you consider what it actually means to be educated. Many thanks to Pinnacle Peak for providing this product/product information for review. Opinions are 100% my own and NOT influenced…
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Whether you send your kids to public school or home educate them, you are ultimately responsible for raising your children because you are their parents – and, parenting is hard work. As hard as that responsibility is, homeschooling makes parenting easier. This homeschooling article is sponsored by The Phonics Road to Spelling and Reading – Schola Publications. See more info…
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After homeschooling for over a decade, I have used all types of programs and there have been times when an all-in-one homeschool curriculum has been exactly what our family needed. The freedom to choose what works best is a blessing! This article is sponsored by Homeschool Complete. See below for more details and what I think about their program! You…
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Katahdin sheep for meat (AND DAIRY – more on that later) makes sense for our one-acre farm where having cows are not really possible. We have a few reasons why we chose the Katahdin breed of sheep, specifically. While our total property is one acre, we do not have a full acre to use for pasture or animal housing. We…
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