Weekend homeschool links: Nov 13th
If you’re reading the Little House series this year, check out this new companion! (afflink) I wish it had been around years ago! Weekend homeschool links: Picture books for Thanksgiving…
If you’re reading the Little House series this year, check out this new companion! (afflink) I wish it had been around years ago! Weekend homeschool links: Picture books for Thanksgiving…
…Blues 9 years ago on Simple Homeschool: A Little House Virtual Field Trip (still such a favorite of mine!!) In case you missed it this week: Then & Now: Jamie’s…
…when researching games Laura Ingalls might have played in the 1800s (before we left on our Little House trip). We wanted to have some era-appropriate gifts on hand for those…
…favorite thing. Legos make our homeschool possible. That’s not much of an exaggeration. When my 4-year-old is happy, the house is peaceful enough for everyone to do their work. (Well,…
…want to make beeswax candles with younger children–just roll them up! Jar Beeswax Candles @ Little House Living – This is on my list to try out next time. “Mother…
Homeschooling Teens ~ Written by Kris Bales of Weird, Unsocialized Homeschoolers A year ago, I became the mom to a houseful of teens. My baby turned 13 and my oldest…
…fishing magazines, I wasn’t exactly thrilled. We don’t fish. Have no interest in fishing. My house is already cluttered. Did I mention the magazines were from 1992? Not exactly a…
…From contributor Sarah Mackenzie of Amongst Lovely Things The science of ‘Little House on the Prairie’ :: Smithsonian It’s hard right now :: Modern Mrs. Darcy The new preschool is…
…Deals: Have you received your free adult coloring book yet? Get ready to color Green Gables, Little House, and more favorite places, paired with inspiring quotes! Claim your copy…
Today let’s talk about what we should read to our little ones. With thousands of children’s books published each year, choosing can feel overwhelming. Poor quality literature may entertain, but…
…really worried about how we were going to be able to show what he had learned when his learning felt a little “all over the place.” And I had nightmares…
…into a routine. I was a little less starry-eyed and my boys were a little more practiced in learning from mom at home. But slowly, as my boys grew older…
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