My 3 step process for homeschool planning ~ Written by Kara Fleck If the past ten years of homeschooling have taught me anything, it's that our years go much smoother when I have a plan. Whether it is a rough outline or a detailed map, I value having a guide to our year - something more …
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Our summer learning plans: travel, literature, math, rest
Written by Kara Fleck Our summer break is coming up and I am looking forward to it. It has been one of our best school years ever, but it took real effort and hard work from all of us. We're ready for some time off. But first, before we mark the break between grades and school years, I want …
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How to host a Nature Day
Written by Kari Patterson of Sacred Mundane "Now I don't have to die to go to heaven," my son grinned. "It's right here." We were walking along the trails zig-zagging through the wild countryside of the property we would soon call home. Towering trees, low-hanging limbs laden with moss, …
FREE BOOKS! Today’s best Kindle freebies for your family
In today's post: The Overcoming Life, Mary Poppins, Essential Oils encyclopedia, and several more titles! Click through to download. All of the resources below were available free or on offer at the time this post was put together, but keep in mind that Amazon freebies/deals change rapidly, so …
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Heather’s homeschool day in the life (with a 4-, 6- & 8-year-old)
Written by Heather of WellerMomma Creeping downstairs, already anticipating that first cup of hot coffee, I'm waking up to a clean slate. It is early when my day begins around here. If I’m lucky, I’ve got approximately 1 hour to an hour and 30 minutes before everyone is awake, needing me to be on …
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