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Do You Need to Fill These Math Holes?

November 22, 2019 by Guest Writer Leave a Comment

Is Math a Struggle? Is your child struggling with math, but you’re not sure exactly what you can do to help him? If you’re a homeschooling parent, perhaps you have tried more than one curriculum, but still your child struggles. Perhaps your child attends regular school, and he is not able to consistently perform well in math despite spending a lot … [Read more...] about Do You Need to Fill These Math Holes?

Filed Under: Homeschool, STEAM

Fall Activities for Early Learners

September 20, 2019 by Anne Campbell Leave a Comment

Take advantage of the season with some fall activities for young learners.

Fall Activities For Young Learners This blog uses referral links. Please read my disclosure policy. Fall temperatures may not be in the air yet (at least where we live)--but it won't be long before we'll be seeing some changing leaves on the trees. Is it fall yet where you live? We sure are looking forward to getting knee deep in fall fun! Take … [Read more...] about Fall Activities for Early Learners

Filed Under: Early Learning, Homeschool

A Memory Journal for Grandparents & Grandkids

September 16, 2019 by Anne Campbell 2 Comments

Sharing Stories, Making Memories: A Journal for Grandparents and Grandchildren is a memory journal for one grandparent and one grandchild to work through together.

A Journal for Grandparents and Grandchildren Have you ever wished you had asked your grandparents more questions about their lives, their experiences, and their beliefs? I sure have! In looking for ideas for connecting with my own children (and future grandchildren), I want a memory journal that is easy to use, inexpensive (not too precious to … [Read more...] about A Memory Journal for Grandparents & Grandkids

Filed Under: Family, Home Keeping

Homeschool Resources for Primary Grades

September 16, 2019 by Anne Campbell Leave a Comment

Using Workbooks as Homeschool Resources One theme that runs throughout all of these homeschool resources for primary grades is FUN! These colorful workbooks for older kindergarten age kids through second grade are not typical "busy work" books. These resources are excellent time savers for homeschooling moms of kids who are ready for some … [Read more...] about Homeschool Resources for Primary Grades

Filed Under: Elementary, Homeschool

Rock Painting for Beginners

September 13, 2019 by Anne Campbell Leave a Comment

rock painting for homeschool art

Art Class Idea This blog uses referral links. Please read my disclosure policy. Rock Painting For Beginners: Simple Step-by-Step Techniques initially caught my interest at the beginning of summer. I thought it would be a fun way to start an activity with my kids and to inspire some creativity without spending a lot of money. … [Read more...] about Rock Painting for Beginners

Filed Under: Elementary, High School, Homeschool, Middle School, STEAM

Homeschooling High School with College in Mind

September 11, 2019 by Anne Campbell Leave a Comment

Homeschooling High School With College in Mind

Homeschooling High School Made Easy This blog uses affiliate links. Please read my disclosure policy. As a homeschooling mom with two boys in college and one in high school, it seems like there are endless tasks that need to get done to ensure that my boys all meet the criteria for college success. The new second edition of Homeschooling High … [Read more...] about Homeschooling High School with College in Mind

Filed Under: High School, Homeschool, Reviews & Resources

What to Read Wednesday: Back to School Books

September 10, 2019 by Anne Campbell 3 Comments

The Best Children's Books About School This post may contain affiliate links. Read my disclosure policy. It's that time of year--Time for school to start back! Once the new school supplies start appearing on store shelves, it really feels like fall. We are experiencing many changes this year as we transition from homeschool to college with our … [Read more...] about What to Read Wednesday: Back to School Books

Filed Under: What to Read Wednesday

NIrV Illustrated Holy Bible for Kids

August 27, 2019 by Anne Campbell Leave a Comment

A Bible for New Readers This blog uses referral links. Please read my disclosure policy. From the very first page of NIrV, The Illustrated Holy Bible for Kids, young readers find a Bible written especially for them. Special Features Written on a third-grade level, this Bible includes features like: full-color double-sided poster of Bible lands … [Read more...] about NIrV Illustrated Holy Bible for Kids

Filed Under: Bible, Elementary, Homeschool

The Diabetes Cookbook for Electric Pressure Cookers

July 19, 2019 by Anne Campbell Leave a Comment

Quick Meals for Managing Diabetes This blog uses referral links. Please read my disclosure policy. If you are a newbie to electric pressure cookers, The Diabeties Cookbook for Electric Pressure Cookers: Instant Healthy Meals for Managing Diabetes provides great information to get you started with this type of cooking. I appreciate the … [Read more...] about The Diabetes Cookbook for Electric Pressure Cookers

Filed Under: Diabetes

What to Read Wednesday: America Books for Kids

July 3, 2019 by Anne Campbell 6 Comments

The Best America Books for Kids In our homeschool, we seek out real life and hands on experiences for learning as often as possible. Our boys had a wonderful opportunity to meet a World War II veteran who is also a prolific artist, and we were honored to spend some time with him and learn more about his life. Our 'Greatest Generation' has so much … [Read more...] about What to Read Wednesday: America Books for Kids

Filed Under: What to Read Wednesday

What to Read Wednesday: Restoration House

June 19, 2019 by Anne Campbell Leave a Comment

Restoration House Restoration House: Creating a Space That Gives Life and Connection to All Who Enteris a unique book--from the cover it appears to be a DIY decorating and design book. But, once you get inside, you see that it is really about our inward relationship with God and how that is displayed outwardly in our homes. Kennesha Buycks' … [Read more...] about What to Read Wednesday: Restoration House

Filed Under: Encouragement for Moms, Home Keeping

Roadschooling 101

June 5, 2019 by Anne Campbell 6 Comments

Making Roadschooling Work for You When life gets in the way of homeschooling, homeschool parents often have to take school on the road. Sometimes, life seems to get in the way of plowing ahead and finishing the week's schoolwork. Despite traveling, doctor's appointments, sports practice, extracurricular classes, and running errands, homeschool … [Read more...] about Roadschooling 101

Filed Under: Getting Started, Homeschool

Interest Led Learning for High School

May 7, 2019 by Anne Campbell 91 Comments

Interest Led Learning: Teaching to Their Interests This blog uses affiliate links. Please read my disclosure policy. My eighth-grader has become passionate about filmmaking, from script writing to directing to camera-operating. He started with a flip camera, then added a camcorder and a stop-motion animation program with a webcam. He's been … [Read more...] about Interest Led Learning for High School

Filed Under: High School, Homeschool

Jesus Calling: Devotional for Moms

April 29, 2019 by Anne Campbell Leave a Comment

Jesus Calling: Enjoying Peace in His Presence You may already be familiar with the best-selling Jesus Calling by Sarah Young. There are numerous different editions of this popular devotional. My favorite version is the new Jesus Calling (Large Text Cloth Botanical Cover): Enjoying Peace in His Presence. Large Print 365-Day Devotional This edition … [Read more...] about Jesus Calling: Devotional for Moms

Filed Under: Encouragement for Moms, Home Keeping

Guided Jouraling for Good Days

April 28, 2019 by Anne Campbell Leave a Comment

Getting to Good: A Guided Journal Dr. Elena Welsh's Getting to Good: A Guided Journal really helped change my mindset through journaling exercises. Writing is my therapy anyway, but after an especially challenging year, having guidance like Dr. Welsh's prompts provide has given me the tools for gaining a more positive attitude. Fun and Varied … [Read more...] about Guided Jouraling for Good Days

Filed Under: Encouragement for Moms, Home Keeping

2019 Homeschool Mom Conference

April 28, 2019 by Anne Campbell Leave a Comment

Can you believe that the school year is already coming to a close? Do you need a little help getting your homeschool groove on to finish strong and plan for next year? Are you homeschooling high school, special needs, or multiple ages? One of the best things I do each year, that really, truly helps me the most, is attending one or more … [Read more...] about 2019 Homeschool Mom Conference

Filed Under: Encouragement for Moms, Home Keeping

The Best Easter Books for Kids

April 3, 2019 by Anne Campbell 2 Comments

The Best Easter Books for Kids & Free Printable This blog uses affiliate links. Please read my disclosure policy. Easter is just around the corner, and we are knee deep in Easter books for read aloud time. There are so many fun new choices for the spring holiday season, and we have a few classics we love. I hope you find some new favorites on … [Read more...] about The Best Easter Books for Kids

Filed Under: What to Read Wednesday

Toddler Books for Easter

March 30, 2019 by Anne Campbell Leave a Comment

Toddler books for easter

Filling an Easter basket for little ones can be a challenge if you want to stay away from cheap novelty items and candies that could be chocking hazards. Books are always a wonderful choice! They also last a lot longer than little plastic trinkets! We love these two excellent toddler books for Easter. Jelly Bean Blessings Jelly Bean Blessings is a … [Read more...] about Toddler Books for Easter

Filed Under: Early Learning, Homeschool

When I Pray for You

February 13, 2019 by Anne Campbell Leave a Comment

A Celebration of Prayer This blog uses referral links. Please read my disclosure policy. If you're a parent, I dare you to read When I Pray for You without shedding a tear? Bet you can't! Matthew Paul Turner has exquisitely captured the prayers, hopes, and dreams all parents have for their kids. From the moment they're born, our children are … [Read more...] about When I Pray for You

Filed Under: Early Learning, Homeschool

What to Read Wednesday: Valentine’s Day Books for Kids

February 12, 2019 by Anne Campbell 4 Comments

The Best Valentine's Day Books for Kids This post may contain affiliate links. Please read my disclosure policy. As homeschoolers, isn't it fun that we can incorporate holiday books into our reading, especially if they increase our understanding of why we celebrate the holidays the way we do? One of our favorite Valentine’s Day books, Saint … [Read more...] about What to Read Wednesday: Valentine’s Day Books for Kids

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A Journal for Grandparents and Grandchildren Have you ever wished you had asked your grandparents more questions about their lives, their experiences, and their beliefs? I sure have! In looking for ideas for connecting with my own children (and future grandchildren), I want a memory journal that is easy to use, inexpensive (not too precious […]

Homeschool Resources for Primary Grades

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Art Class Idea This blog uses referral links. Please read my disclosure policy. Rock Painting For Beginners: Simple Step-by-Step Techniques initially caught my interest at the beginning of summer. I thought it would be a fun way to start an activity with my kids and to inspire some creativity without spending a lot of money. Walking […]

Homeschooling High School With College in Mind

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Homeschooling High School Made Easy This blog uses affiliate links. Please read my disclosure policy. As a homeschooling mom with two boys in college and one in high school, it seems like there are endless tasks that need to get done to ensure that my boys all meet the criteria for college success. The new […]

What to Read Wednesday: Back to School Books

The Best Children’s Books About School This post may contain affiliate links. Read my disclosure policy. It’s that time of year–Time for school to start back! Once the new school supplies start appearing on store shelves, it really feels like fall. We are experiencing many changes this year as we transition from homeschool to college […]

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A Bible for New Readers This blog uses referral links. Please read my disclosure policy. From the very first page of NIrV, The Illustrated Holy Bible for Kids, young readers find a Bible written especially for them. Special Features Written on a third-grade level, this Bible includes features like: full-color double-sided poster of Bible lands and […]

The Diabetes Cookbook for Electric Pressure Cookers

Quick Meals for Managing Diabetes This blog uses referral links. Please read my disclosure policy. If you are a newbie to electric pressure cookers, The Diabeties Cookbook for Electric Pressure Cookers: Instant Healthy Meals for Managing Diabetes provides great information to get you started with this type of cooking. I appreciate the authors’ efforts in explaining […]

What to Read Wednesday: America Books for Kids

The Best America Books for Kids In our homeschool, we seek out real life and hands on experiences for learning as often as possible. Our boys had a wonderful opportunity to meet a World War II veteran who is also a prolific artist, and we were honored to spend some time with him and learn more […]

What to Read Wednesday: Restoration House

Restoration House Restoration House: Creating a Space That Gives Life and Connection to All Who Enteris a unique book–from the cover it appears to be a DIY decorating and design book. But, once you get inside, you see that it is really about our inward relationship with God and how that is displayed outwardly in […]

Roadschooling 101

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Interest Led Learning for High School

Interest Led Learning: Teaching to Their Interests This blog uses affiliate links. Please read my disclosure policy. My eighth-grader has become passionate about filmmaking, from script writing to directing to camera-operating. He started with a flip camera, then added a camcorder and a stop-motion animation program with a webcam. He’s been working all summer cutting grass to […]

Jesus Calling: Devotional for Moms

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Guided Jouraling for Good Days

Getting to Good: A Guided Journal Dr. Elena Welsh’s Getting to Good: A Guided Journal really helped change my mindset through journaling exercises. Writing is my therapy anyway, but after an especially challenging year, having guidance like Dr. Welsh’s prompts provide has given me the tools for gaining a more positive attitude. Fun and Varied […]

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