Benjamin Franklin once said “An investment in knowledge pays the best interest.” Although education can be pricey, it’s one of the few things in life that pays for itself, over and over, through the years. Once you learn a new skill or train of thought, it stays with you forever. And learning doesn’t stop there.keep reading…
150+ Educational YouTube Channels
YouTube has revolutionized the way kids learn, interact and spend hours upon hours of their time each week. These days, there isn’t much you can’t find on YouTube. My husband is obsessed with Alec Steele’s blacksmithing videos. I head to YouTube when I need recipes or homeschool encouragement. But my kids, well, they turn to YouTubekeep reading…
Simple Bullet Journal for Moms
A few years ago I decided to keep my kids home with me and homeschool them. Between speech therapy and soccer practice, meal planning and science books, my brain turned to mush. It didn’t take long for me to realize that I needed to be better organized, as our days could easily go haywire. Inkeep reading…
When There’s No Money for Christmas
Layers of white snow blanketing the ground. Gorgeous bulbs lighting up the brisk black of night. The smell of hot cocoa near a cackling wood fire. Stockings hung perfectly imperfect next to the towering green tree. Christmas is the most beautiful time of year. Except for when it’s not. With hectic schedules, extra expenses, rude customerskeep reading…
Rock Slime for Boys
Slime is everywhere you look these days. There’s plain slime, glitter slime, even textured slime. But there seems to be a lot more slime recipes for girls than slime for boys. That’s why we’ve created a slime that even your roughest and toughest boy will enjoy playing with. We all know little boys have theirkeep reading…
7 Ways to Homeschool Through the Holidays
Family dinners. Christmas shopping. Church gatherings. Christmas caroling. Winter sports. Decorating the Christmas tree. Co-op Parties. Gift Exchanges. Work Parties. The list could go on and on. The holidays are such an amazing time of year, yet if we’re not careful, they’ll do more harm than good. Who wants a mom who is stressed tokeep reading…
20 History Board Games
Tired of playing the same old games? Looking for a way to sneak some history lessons into your day, without hearing the kids whine? With this list of the top 20 history board games, you’ll have plenty of options next time the kids want to play a game! Top 20 History Board Games Cascaronne:keep reading…
Quick & Easy Christmas Rice Krispie Treats
Christmas is the busiest time of year for our family! Between Christmas shopping, parades and parties, there’s hardly any time to breath! But I like to make sure I make time to spend with each of my kids each day, doing something that requires us to slow down and enjoy the little moments. From snugglingkeep reading…
50+ Bug Unit Study Supplies
This year, we’re jumping into The Good and The Beautiful curriculum. We’ve fallen madly in love with the simplicity and ease of use. And while we’ve always been “unit study” homeschoolers, the fact that The Good and The Beautiful (TGATB) science is split into unit studies is a huge plus for me. This year, we’rekeep reading…
12 Art Lessons on YouTube Your Kiddos will Love!
When my daughter was about 8 years old, she was into horses. Every single day, she’d come to me, asking me to draw her a horse for her to color. I’m sure you can imagine how swell my horse drawings were. In fact, you may have seen a photo of my drawings at some pointkeep reading…
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