Curricula bliss: 12 products we couldn’t live (or learn) without
…study of Little House on the Prairie and still have The First Four Years and Farmer Boy to get through (which I hope to follow up with a visit to…
…study of Little House on the Prairie and still have The First Four Years and Farmer Boy to get through (which I hope to follow up with a visit to…
…Whole Grain Baking The Little House Cookbook Simple Bites – Everything Aimee and her contributors make is inspiring! Many of our holiday recipes (like shortbread and pumpkin pie) come from…
…Little House Road Trip :: My posts this week on Steady Mom My recommendations this week: Have you ever checked out the McGuffey’s readers, originally published in the mid-1800s? My…
…“teachable” moments that did not include the Romans or the spelling of “z.” When you have littles in the house, training them is the priority. Partly because they are louder,…
…Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland Follow My Leader Mrs. Piggle-Wiggle Pippi Longstocking Mr. Popper’s Penguins A Little House Christmas Treasury First Human Body Encyclopedia First Animal Encyclopedia Eye Wonder: Space Listing…
…even wrote a book about exploring nature together! Tell us a little bit about your family. We are the Seddon family: mum and dad, Elianna aged 13 years, and Rose…
…a little. Because as it turns out I’m not living in that world at all. Between meals my dining room table hosts a rotating assortment of art supplies, canning jars,…
…morning, about 8:40, I turn on our Morning-Time-cue song over the house speakers. Andrew Petersen sings “Little Boy Heart Alive” and we meet up at the table with Memory Work…
The following is a guest post by Angie of Many Little Blessings and The Homeschool Classroom. While I love that we made the decision to start homeschooling four years ago,…
…on something. My house would be a mess, but I’d have a really productive work week. All of our lessons would be completed, but I would have a pile of…
…is out running. The house is still quiet. 7:00 — I close the laptop and unplug from the outside world. At some point my two littles have wandered, sleepy-eyed, into…
…it. And that school doesn’t exist for us anymore. It’s like we lived inside a Utopian schoolhouse bubble for eight years, and then the bubble burst. Now what? Our family…
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