Every little girl loves unicorns and every hungry mouth loves donuts! What better way to combine the best of both worlds than by whipping up a batch of homemade unicorn donuts? Using ingredients you likely already have on hand, this special treat is one that they won’t be forgetting anytime soon! In just a few shortkeep reading…
{ENDED} $420 Cash Giveaway! Ends December 7th
What would you do with an extra $420 this holiday season? Would you buy better gifts? Put it towards debt? Grab that new furniture you’ve been wanting? Fill your gas tank? Or maybe you’d just like to save it for a rainy day? This holiday season, I’ve teamed up with some amazing bloggers from iHomeschoolkeep reading…
Blogging 101: Email Marketing
If you’ve ever wanted to do what I do and make a living by running a blog, there are a few things you should think about first. While you can start a blog for relatively cheap, the hours upon hours you’ll spend building it and growing your audience are not small. Chasing pageviews, Pinterest strategieskeep reading…
Improve Your Speed with Typing Games
How fast can you type? As a blogger and Facebook junkie, I can type pretty quickly. It doesn’t take me long to whip up a blog post or send a message to my long-lost cousin. When I need to send a text, however, I generally just pass the phone to my teenager.
How I Make $1,000 a Month While Homeschooling My Kids
Is money super tight around your house? It always has been in ours! From the beginning, I knew that raising my kids would be my “work” in my life. My husband and I agreed that I would stay home with the kids and raise them as we pleased. But with that comes a HUGE sacrifice.keep reading…
How to Draw Portraits like a Pro with Sparketh
If there’s one thing that gets pushed to the back burner of our homeschool, it’s art lessons. And if you’re like most homeschoolers, you’re guilty of the same. Trying to juggle the “vital” subjects, like math and language arts, simply doesn’t leave much time to squeeze in art.
8 Reasons We Love Teaching Textbooks Math
Our first year of homeschooling was a rough one. Like most homeschoolers, we didn’t know what type of curriculum would work best for us. It was a whole lot of trial and error. We struggled through the subjects until one by one, we found what worked best for us.
100+ High School Elective Ideas for Homeschoolers
Homeschooling high school is hard. With hundreds of high school elective ideas for homeschoolers available, it’s no wonder it’s a chore to narrow it down to just a couple. Most states require 24-26 credits to graduate, which leaves you with about 2-3 electives per year.
DIY Bleach Flannel Shirt for under $15
If you’ve been to any high end boutiques lately, chances are, you’ve seen bleach flannel shirts. They offer all types of designs. From the shape of our local high school mascot to our state’s shape, they have it all. While these shirts are absolutely adorable, who wants to cough up $80 for a FLANNEL SHIRT!keep reading…
Simple Lasagna Recipe for the Lazy Mom
Momming is hard. Sometimes between laundry and lunches, I don’t have time to squeeze in a spare minute. Instead of cooking every single night, I’ve vowed to find recipes that are simple to make, easy to freeze and my kids will actually enjoy as leftovers. This simple lasagna hits the spot!
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