It’s December, ya’ll! You know what that means? Lots of gift buying is happenin’.
Why We’re Having a Gift-Less Christmas
A gift-less Christmas? We must be crazy! In years past, Christmas morning was consumed by an overwhelming amount of gifts, wrapping paper, beeping toys and greedily rushing through the stack of presents. That’s how we celebrated: by buying each other “stuff.” This year, my goal is to teach my children about one little word: contentment. Such akeep reading…
Clumsy Thief: A Quick and Easy Addition Game
I love anything that makes learning so much fun that the kids don’t even realize they are learning. And games seem to be the sure-fire way to do that around here! I told you before about my love for the Bananagrams, a game that reinforces spelling, reading and phonics skills. If I love Bananagrams, then I absolutelykeep reading…
Tot Schooling with a Wild-Man
If you’ve been around very long at all, you know that my biggest struggle with homeschooling is my 2 year-old son. That kid is a maniac!!! Maybe it’s because he’s a boy and I was used to dealing with only mildly rotten girls, but that boy keeps me on my toes. I’ve read about how tokeep reading…
A Homeschooler’s Veterans Day Celebration
A Homeschooler’s Veterans Day Celebration One of the most important holidays in America is Veterans Day. Why it doesn’t get more attention, I’ll never understand. This year, we decided to hold our own Veterans Day Celebration to give the kids a glimpse into the sacrifices our Veterans have made for our great country. We satkeep reading…
Field Trip: Outdoor Days {Day 1}
Last month, we packed our bags and headed to Tablerock Lake for the weekend to enjoy Bass Pro’s Outdoor Days. It was a 2 day event, that offered free camping at the beautiful state park. Unfortunately, Miss Manners had a dental emergency on Friday afternoon so we spent the day in the dentist’s office, and didn’tkeep reading…
Field Trip: Right Choices Corn Maze
I am so excited about fall! We had an awesome summer but I am ready for things to slow down so I can enjoy all the sights and smells of fall. We are lucky enough to have several great corn mazes and pumpkin patches near us. Our favorite is the Right Choices Corn Maze. Whilekeep reading…
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History Unboxed
When a box this large shows up in your mailbox, people tend to get excited. When an 8 year old girl spies this stamp on a box, suggesting time travel, she tends to get overwhelming excited. So when History Unboxed sent us this awesome box to review, you can imagine the smiles on akeep reading…
Field Trip: {Dewey Short Visitor Center}
My family makes several visits a year to Branson, MO. We’ve seen the shows, tried the most talked about restaurants and enjoyed the atmosphere. However we’ve never once visited the Dewey Short Visitor Center on Table Rock Lake. We drove down to see the dam and decided to stop and visit. Boy, am I gladkeep reading…
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