Summer camp is one of the greatest things about childhood. At no other point, can you leave your home for a week of carefree fun and memory making. But summer camps may not be in the cards for your kiddos this year! Camps are expensive and take a ton of work to organize but justkeep reading…
Pandemic Homeschooling: COVID-19 Success
There’s no denying that our world has been flipped upside down over the last few months. Face masks are the new norm, schools and business have shut down and millions of people are unemployed. Toilet paper has disappeared off of store shelves and meat prices have skyrocketed. While it’s a scary time for us, wekeep reading…
Kindergarten American History Curriculum
Knowing when to start teaching each subject is always a struggle for me. “Complete” curriculum sets never seen to include all I want, when I want it. For instance, I wanted an kindergarten American history curriculum but most homeschool packages don’t offer that until 2nd or 3rd grade. But I felt like my kindergartener wouldkeep reading…
Workout Ideas for Kids to do Indoors
One of the hardest things about homeschooling is making sure we check the “extras” off our list. Art, music and PE tend to get pushed to the side because we’re busy focusing on the core subjects. But some days, I NEED ideas to help my kiddos burn some energy, when I can’t just send themkeep reading…
Air Fryer Corn on the Cob Recipe
I love having backyard barbeques but hate that I’m in the kitchen for hours before my friends show up, prepping the yummy foods and making sure everything is ready to go. Over the years, I’ve discovered that a few easy recipes make my life a lot easier, like this air fryer corn on the cob.keep reading…
Family Time Challenge: Having Fun with Kids
Does anyone else feel like they’ve just been sucked into the mundane, everyday activities and you’re itching for some quality time with your kiddos? You don’t need a fancy vacation or to spend hundreds of dollars on an extravagant night on the town. Instead, you can connect with your kiddos from the comfort of yourkeep reading…
16 Science & Stem Movies for Kids
In this day and age, many parents struggle with limiting their children’s screen time but it is that really necessary? While electronics become more and more important in our lives, it may be time to take a step back and look at how we’re using technology. If we make it work FOR us, instead ofkeep reading…
Engaging Science Curriculum
Do you love curriculum shopping as much as I do? It’s like a treasure hunt, for adults. Sometimes it can be frustrating, sometimes it can be exhausting but in the end, it’s worth it when you find the perfect fit for you kiddos. This year, our treasure hunt was for an engaging science curriculum. Ikeep reading…
8 Ways to Save Money at the Grocery Store
Is it just me or does the grocery budget just seem to keep shrinking and shrinking? A few years ago, I could buy everything we needed for our family of 5 for about $75 each week. Nowadays, it’s closer to $125 a week. I know the kids are growing and they eat constantly but goodnesskeep reading…
Easy Fried Ice Cream Recipe
Am I the only person who thought fried ice cream was ACTUALLY fried? Surely not. When my neighbor told me that they don’t actually fry fried ice cream, I was shocked. All these years, I’ve been deceived. Why didn’t they call it “cereal ice cream” or “impostor ice cream?” I mean, that’s what it reallykeep reading…
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