3 ways to make family vacations worthwhile ~ Written by Kari Patterson of Sacred Mundane As I type these words we're one-third the way through a 6-week, cross-country family road-trip, crossing 20 states and nearly 9,000 miles. Our 15-, 13-, 3-, and 1-year-old kids are loving the adventure so …
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5 Words to Make the Most of This School Break (You need it!)
5 Words to Make the Most of This School Break ~ Written by Kari Patterson of Sacred Mundane We had just put the littles to bed Sunday night, December 19th, when the realization washed over me: No school tomorrow! I was surprised how I could physically feel the relief and joy well up inside. I …
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Homeschooling Through the Holidays – My Favorite Approach
Homeschooling Through the Holidays ~ Written by Jessica Waldock of The Waldock Way The holidays are busy. That’s no secret. Homeschooling through the holidays can certainly add to the craziness, but it doesn’t have to be that way. This time of year offers the perfect opportunity to take a more …
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4 Fun Ways to Enjoy Summer Homeschooling
4 Super Fun Ways to Enjoy Summer Homeschooling ~ Written by Cait Curley of My Little Poppies Our family just wrapped up a 3-day soccer tournament and the kids are prepping for their year-end piano recital. I need to sign my daughter up for the summer swim team this weekend and my oldest needs to …
Maybe Scrooge was just tired: A guide to a more peaceful Christmas
Written by Kara S. Anderson As I write this, I still haven’t made the cranberry bread. It’s the Saturday after Thanksgiving, and for the first time in probably a decade, we didn’t make the cranberry bread. Usually we make multiple loaves, and give it to family and friends. But this year, …
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