Going through flashcards can be a real nightmare for parent and child. I still shudder when I think about drilling my kindergartener with sight word flashcards that had been sent home from school. She was miserable, but I was determined to have her learn this crucial information. The next year we started homeschooling her for…
Our whole world was canceled (with no refunds) in March 2020. Goodbye sports, scouting meetings, homeschool co-op, piano lessons, and swimming lessons. Hello sitting in my house with three wild kids, literally trying not to catch the plague. Fast forward 6-7 months and blessedly some activities are up and running again. We have cautiously signed up…
While my homeschooler was taking her first standardized test, I peaked over her shoulder and saw a question about what Memorial Day celebrates. I smiled as I thought my daughter would get that right for sure. We have talked about Memorial Day and what it means. She has been to Arlington Cemetery and seen the…
Having time to do daily Bible devotions is easily one of the best things that has come out of our choice to homeschool. When my oldest was in public school, it seemed like there wasn’t time to do anything! Our days were a constant parade of trying to get to school on time, pick up…
I don’t know about you, but my stock of craft supplies has been dwindling due to world events. All three of my kids love art, creating, and all things crafting…and my depleted art box shows it. Going to the grocery store right now is a huge pain that involves face masks, lysol, hand sanitizer, and…