Ah, summer, how I love you! The kids are sleeping later, we are spending lots of time reading, playing, and finding creative ways to keep cool. However, as August rises on the horizon, the summer itch is setting in. The relaxed routine and minimal schedule has been nice but I’m beginning to [...]
Creating Your Homeschool Schedule
July 31, 2012 6 Comments
Ah, summer, how I love you! The kids are sleeping later, we are spending lots of time reading, playing, and finding creative ways to keep cool. However, as August rises on the horizon, the summer itch is setting in. The relaxed routine and minimal schedule has been nice but I’m beginning to [...]
10 Ways to Empower Your Kids With a Strong Sense of Identity
July 30, 2012 7 Comments
With so many people living their lives today without clear purpose, it is no wonder that we see such a plethora of troubled lives in the world around us. Without the knowledge (and continual studying of) who God is and who He created us to be, we are destined to live lives far below [...]Share and Enjoy
Art Instruction on DVD With a Biblical Worldview {Giveaway!}
July 29, 2012 86 Comments
I am teaming up this week with Jolanthe over at Homeschool Creations for her Fall{ish} 2012 Curriculum Clean Out. Head on over to enter to win one of many giveaways that are being posted throughout the week. This isn’t a sale, just a way to bless another family with items that we are no longer [...]Share and Enjoy
10 Things About Me That You Should Know
July 24, 2012 Leave a Comment
I have been enjoying my lazy, summer days – as lazy as they can get with 6 kids running in and out followed by the dog, 2 cats, 12 kittens {yes 12!} and the odd escapee chicken…Thank the Lord for the iHomeschool Network and their Ten Weeks of Top Ten Lists or I’d still [...]Share and Enjoy
3 Simple Ways to Cultivate Your Child’s Potential
July 23, 2012 1 Comment
As we near our chosen date for easing back into our homeschool, I am loving the insights and thought-provoking words from Zan Tyler’s 7 Tools for Cultivating Your Child’s Potential. The Root and Definition of Education This week, our 7 Tools for Cultivating Your Child’s Potential Book Club is discussing Chapter 1: A Vision for Preparation, [...]
