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A day in your prayer life: examples for a homeschool mom. Whatever your need is today, don’t give up. Your answer is on the way.

in Heavenly Habits

A Day in Your Prayer Life: Examples for a Homeschool Mom

Whatever your need is today, don’t give up. Your answer is on the way. It may be just a heartbeat away. Examples for a day in your prayer life. I have written about our little friend the squirrel before. I’ve told you how it comes right up to the door, looks in and waits for […]

Filed Under: Heavenly Habits Tagged With: Day in the Life, encouragement, prayer, written by Beth

Here’s a question for you, what is rest? Let's define it. Then say “yes” to His invitation today. Come to Him and He will give you R.E.S.T.

in Heavenly Habits

He Will Give You R.E.S.T.

We got a new mattress yesterday. We chose one of those memory foam ones because we hope we will be able to rest better at night. I hear so many people talking about being tired lately. We are bombarded on every side by negative stuff through the TV and internet. We have more gadgets to make life […]

Filed Under: Heavenly Habits Tagged With: written by Beth

in Habits for a Happy Mom&middot HomeSchooling

Devotionals for Working and Homeschool Moms

These devotionals for working and homeschool moms are encouraging and practical for everyday life. I’ve finally embraced the fact that there are seasons and stages in life, and during these times there are often different expectations and standards I have for myself. I had been taught at an early age that it is important to […]

Filed Under: Habits for a Happy Mom, HomeSchooling Tagged With: Bible, homeschool mom

in Allergy Adaptations&middot HomeCooking

Easy Gluten Free Pumpkin Muffins Recipe

Each fall we welcome the season by making this easy gluten free pumpkin muffins recipe. The best thing is this recipe is just two ingredients. Years ago we used regular ingredients. But as our dietary needs changed, so did the ingredients. These are so easy to make I often find they are a Saturday morning […]

Filed Under: Allergy Adaptations, HomeCooking Tagged With: fall, gluten free, I'm Writing My Own Cookbook, pumpkin

in HomeCooking&middot Simple Strategies

Back to School Big Cook

I always like to have a few favorites socked away for back to school time. This past Saturday turned into an impromptu back to school big cook. What is a big cook? Simply a deliberate attempt to make several batches of family-favorite recipes and freeze them for future meals. It sorta went like this… Because […]

Filed Under: HomeCooking, Simple Strategies Tagged With: batch cooking, Big Cook, simple strategies, southern, Southern Recipes

Surviving Life with Boys: Managing the Dirt "boy, n. a noise with dirt on it Any of these things could be just as useful in a house full of girls. Several children = chaos, no matter what the gender ratio. I just think that with boys, the chaos is magnified a bit." This wonderful series by Kendra is not only one we can relate to but a practical one. Helping those boys build habits managing toys, laundry and the bathroom.

in Habits for a Happy Mom&middot Housekeeping Habits

Surviving Homeschool Life with Boys: Managing the Dirt

Practical habits series on surviving life with boys and managing the dirt is one we can relate to. Includes toys, laundry and the bathroom too. boy, n. a noise with dirt on it The first time I saw that quote was in an Uppercase Living catalog a few years ago. Then it cropped up on […]

Filed Under: Habits for a Happy Mom, Housekeeping Habits Tagged With: surviving life with boys, written by Kendra

in Habits for a Happy Mom&middot Homeschool Habits

Is Homeschool Math For Your Child Like a Bath is For Your Cat?

Homeschool math got you exhausted? Here is encouragement for the homeschool mom and practical steps to take. Can you get a visual here? Have you ever tried to bathe a cat? It’s the funniest thing in the world and it can totally traumatize your cat. They eventually dry out and forget about the bath but […]

Filed Under: Habits for a Happy Mom, Homeschool Habits Tagged With: algebra, dilligence, homeschool, learning, math, student, teaching, trigonometry, wisdom

in Habits for a Happy Mom&middot Homeschool Habits

The Importance of Homeschool Mentors

Enjoy this encouragement on the importance of homeschool mentors and where you might find mentors! When I met Sherri, she was right where I am today. She had some homeschooling years behind her. She’d relaxed. I had three children five and under. I was just starting out. As one of the founding members of our […]

Filed Under: Habits for a Happy Mom, Homeschool Habits Tagged With: Habits for a Happy Home, homeschool, homeschool mom

in Habits for a Happy Husband&middot Habits for a Happy Wife

10 Tips for Staying Happily Married

I am not any kind of expert; I am just a woman who’s learned along the way, (sometimes the hard way), so I thought I’d share with you 10 tips for staying happily married. Last weekend, Brian and I celebrated our 22nd anniversary.  I can hardly believe it’s been that long since the day we […]

Filed Under: Habits for a Happy Husband, Habits for a Happy Wife Tagged With: marriage, top ten, written by Kim

in Homeschool Habits&middot HomeSchooling

Top Homeschool Resources to Help Your Homeschool Be the Best It Can Be

As a fellow homeschool mom, I know what it’s like to feel worn out by all the options online. But I also know that homeschooling can be simple and full of freedom. That’s why these fabulous homeschoolers and I gathered the top homeschool resources to help your homeschool be the best it can be! SIGN […]

Filed Under: Homeschool Habits, HomeSchooling Tagged With: art, homeschool, homeschool mom, your best homeschool

Thinking About Homeschooling for High School? Here are answers to those frequently asked questions. Plus much more on credits and the practical how tos.

in Homeschool Habits

Thinking About Homeschooling For High School?

If you’re like me, thoughts of finishing school begin creeping into your mind and you wonder what you need to do to get ready for the next school year. September will be here before you know it, right? Are you thinking of homeschooling for high school? Homeschooling For High School You may have given the […]

Filed Under: Homeschool Habits Tagged With: Habits for a Happy Home, high school

Are your homeschool kids suffering from FOMO? FOMO the "fear of missing out" is very common these days among young people and it's very real.

in Habits for Happy Kids&middot Habits for life&middot Heavenly Habits

Are Your Homeschool Kids Suffering From FOMO?

Are your homeschool kids suffering from FOMO? FOMO is very common these days among young people. What is FOMO? It’s the “fear of missing out” and it’s very real. Are Your Homeschool Kids Suffering From FOMO? FOMO is a social anxiety. It stems from the need to fit in. To be invited to everything. To not […]

Filed Under: Habits for Happy Kids, Habits for life, Heavenly Habits Tagged With: FOMO, social anxiety

That wonderful, empty space on the calendar. But sometimes having more time can be a challenge. So we have found a balance. Summer is when we work on those basic 'bones' of our days – all the while having fun and taking an official homeschool break. We use summer to build habits.

in Helpful Habits&middot HomeSchooling

Use Summer to Build Habits In Your Homeschool

Oh summer is for fun! Summer can also be opportunity. See, without all the regular ‘have tos’ of school and extracurricular activities, there is time. That wonderful, empty space on the calendar. But sometimes having more time can be a challenge. So we have found a balance. Summer is when we work on those basic […]

Filed Under: Helpful Habits, HomeSchooling

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