Homeschool inspiration: The smoothie edition
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We’ve been into smoothies these days – my current fav is two bananas, a cup of pineapple, a cup of mango, a cup of orange juice, and a cup of almond milk!
Enjoy this week’s homeschool inspiration:
- Can you work and homeschool? :: From contributor Kara Anderson of Quill and Camera
- 3 ways moms (unknowingly) sabotage their homeschool :: Bright Ideas Press
- Owning the library :: Aslan’s library (Brilliant idea!)
- Homework: An unnecessary evil? :: Washington Post
- The unexpected lessons :: My post this week on Steady Mom
My recommendations this week:
I’ve been waiting for YEARS until I could share this movie with the kids, and this was finally the week. We’re going to make a new autumn tradition and watch the series each October. Like I told them, it’s one of those rarities that IS actually almost as good as the book!
One of Jonathan’s (age 10) goals this semester is to get more familiar with multiplication. He also loves games so I ordered this card game and we enjoyed playing it for the first time today. Worth checking out if you also have kids learning their times tables!
Featured sponsors this week:
Educents is a homeschooling daily deals site offering discounts on popular educational products – like Magic School Bus, Rosetta Stone, Life of Fred, and a ton more. Right now new members can get $10 FREE to save and spend on whatever you want!
Looking for a kid-friendly microscope? Home Science Tools carries this introductory one (for ages 5-13) to entice your budding scientists without sacrificing quality. It features real glass optics & a metal frame, & each one is inspected for quality control before being shipped.
Registration is now open for Great Homeschool Conventions upcoming conferences–including the next one in Texas February 2015! I’m inspired by Benjamin Carson who will be there as a speaker, along with so many others. Other locations include SC, OH, & CA.
“A good head and good heart are always a formidable combination. But when you add to that a literate tongue or pen, then you have something very special.” ~ Nelson Mandela
