How to survive without the library
…Little Women, A Little Princess, or Anne of Green Gables Fun books like Sideways Stories From Wayside School Ramona Quimby and all her adventures The Hero’s Guide to Saving Your…
…Little Women, A Little Princess, or Anne of Green Gables Fun books like Sideways Stories From Wayside School Ramona Quimby and all her adventures The Hero’s Guide to Saving Your…
…else might be painting RIGHT NOW. The critic in my head gets a little bit louder: I’m not doing this right. I’m not doing enough. I don’t even believe in…
…this down to earth guide has been super helpful! * A Million Little Ways: Uncovering the Art You Were Made to Live by Emily Freeman A beautiful, inspiring read for…
…through the end of December. Little Passports Follow Little Passports characters Sam and Sofia as they embark on a new country adventure each month. Packages filled with fun souvenirs, letters,…
…littles while your bigs are still sleeping and then reading to your bigs when the littles nap. Or, you could read a picture book aloud to all of your children….
A Homeschool Mom’s Letter to Saint Nick ~ Written by Kara Anderson Hey there, Santa. This is little Kara Anderson (Barbie Dream House, 1982). I wanted to let you know…
…anything that looks like math (at least not at my house), and everything is moving a little slower. It’s kind of the perfect time to practice listening to your own…
…little brains exploded. They couldn’t seem to make the leap from vocabulary to actual translation. There was just too much missing from the instruction manual, which suddenly seemed TOO simplified….
…blogs you should follow :: WizIQ Blog (Honored to have been mentioned here.) When homeschooling breaks your marriage just a little bit :: Quill and Camera Chinese new year paper…
…out recipes (made the BEST brussels sprouts ever!). Based on the popular early reader, the show Little Bear is a soothing pick for preschoolers and early elementary ages, and you…
5 minutes to a more satisfying homeschool day ~ Written by Melissa Camara Wilkins When I was a little girl, there was one question that came up every day. The…
…hard to trust the process! It’s hard in those early years, when it feels like everyone else has Little Junior in 18 extra-curricular activities, or when every other four-year-old is…
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