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in Family Life&middot Frugal Living&middot HomeMaking

Hundreds of Ways to Enjoy Your City on a Budget

Yesterday I shared an Ultimate Atlanta Staycation with you. Today I have the pleasure of sharing hundreds of ways to enjoy your city on a budget with the fabulous bloggers below. So pin this post for always. And enjoy your STAYcation! Mid Atlantic NW (or all), Connecticut :: Parenting Miracles Boston (or all), Massachusetts :: […]

Filed Under: Family Life, Frugal Living, HomeMaking

in Family Life&middot Frugal Living&middot Parenting

Ultimate Atlanta Summer Staycation Guide: Free and Frugal Family Fun

Some of our very best summer memories are made with family right close to home. Today I offer up ideas for a super staycation in Atlanta! Plus, you can win tickets for a trip to the World of Coca-Cola, the Georgia Aquarium, and tickets to see the Atlanta Braves. Don’t miss this ultimate giveaway at […]

Filed Under: Family Life, Frugal Living, Parenting Tagged With: Atlanta, educational travel, Georgia, homeschool mom, staycation

in Heavenly Habits

Scripture Stickies

Psalm 119:11 is a very popular Bible verse.  It says, “Your Word I have hidden in my heart, That I might not sin against You.”   I have been introduced to a fun way to do just that… Scripture Stickies!

Filed Under: Heavenly Habits Tagged With: bible study, kids, written by Heidi

Hodgepodge of Favorite Books

in AiG Science&middot Curricula&middot Family Life&middot HomeMaking&middot HomeSchooling

A Hodgepodge of Favorite Books and Resources

The children should have the joy of living in far lands, in other persons, in other times – a delightful double existence; and this joy they will find, for the most part, in their story books. ~ Charlotte Mason Favorite books and resources are hard to narrow down to a list of ten! So, today […]

Filed Under: AiG Science, Curricula, Family Life, HomeMaking, HomeSchooling

in HomeSchooling

How to Let Summer Learning Happen

Are you feeling it too? The calendar is clearing up. There’s white space on the page, flip flops by the back door and blue skies outside! Choir, church activities, drama troupe have all ended for the year for us. Some subjects are wrapped up and tucked away. The girls are still practicing for piano recital […]

Filed Under: HomeSchooling Tagged With: collage Friday, drama troupe, summer, weekly wrap

in Habits for Happy Kids&middot Heavenly Habits

Inspiring Purity in Your Teens

As homeschool parents, one of the things we tend to do well is protect our kids. We watch over them and guide them along life’s journey fervently. It is of utmost importance to us to protect the purity of our children. We want to spare our kids from some of the things we experienced and […]

Filed Under: Habits for Happy Kids, Heavenly Habits Tagged With: written by Sherri

in Free Pastel Tutorials&middot HomeSchooling

Art Twitter Chat and Art Fun Discount

This Wednesday (today!) I have the great privilege of co-hosting a #homeschool Twitter chat with Toni, The Happy Housewife. We’ll be talking about all things art. Here are the details below: Art Twitter Chat Topic: Art with Kids Co-Hostesses: Toni, Happy Housewife and Tricia @Hodgepodgemom Date: May 15, 2013 Time: 3:00-3:30 pm Eastern Hashtag: #homeschool […]

Filed Under: Free Pastel Tutorials, HomeSchooling Tagged With: A Simple Start in Chalk Pastels, blogging

in Family Life&middot HomeMaking&middot HomeSchooling&middot Parenting

10 Classic Toys That Have Withstood the Hodgepodge

I hope my children look back on today, And see a mom who had time to play, There will be years for cleaning and cooking, For children grow up while we’re not looking. ~ author unknown Those toys that have been around since our teenagers were toddlers. Loved and passed down to be enjoyed again… […]

Filed Under: Family Life, HomeMaking, HomeSchooling, Parenting Tagged With: 10 in 10

in Habits for a Happy Mom&middot Habits for life

What are You Living For?

Monday morning I sat down with my two oldest boys and asked them this question. I told them I didn’t need an answer right away, but I wanted them to take a little time and think about it. I said, “I know you both know what the right answer is, but what is the real […]

Filed Under: Habits for a Happy Mom, Habits for life Tagged With: parenting, written by Kendra

in Habits&middot Helpful Habits&middot HomeSchooling&middot Parenting

Imperfect Homeschool: Drama and Trauma

“Your homeschool looks so peaceful.” “Wow, I wish I was as organized as you.” “Well, you have experience with teaching an age-range of children, I could never accomplish as much as you do.” Every now and then when I share our weekly homeschool wrap ups or an art tutorial, I will get a comment like […]

Filed Under: Habits, Helpful Habits, HomeSchooling, Parenting Tagged With: blogging, homeschool

in HomeMaking&middot HomeSchooling

iBlog for You!

Last week I shared about iBlog: Everything You Need to Know About Blogging from 30 Top Bloggers. Today, I have the pleasure of giving away this fabulous resource to three blessed winners! “I honestly don’t know how you do it. Homeschool, write, maintain sites…” Back in 2008, I started blogging for fun. Mostly to share […]

Filed Under: HomeMaking, HomeSchooling Tagged With: blogging, iBlog

in HomeSchooling

End of the Year Homeschool Celebrations with Multiple Ages

Ribbons awarded to our children at our Homeschool Expo for science fair and art projects. While our You Can Be An Artist series was here on the blog, behind the scenes our family was swept up into all sorts of celebrations. It’s been a month since I shared a weekly wrap up, Collage Friday type […]

Filed Under: HomeSchooling Tagged With: collage Friday, teaching multiple ages, weekly wrap

in Technology Habits

The Habit of Tangible Photos with Groovebook

I’m not even sure I have the words to describe what a treasure family photos are to me. They are definitely one of my most important possessions.  My parents have never had a fancy camera, but they have always been faithful take a photographic journal of our lives.  I remember the excitement I would feel […]

Filed Under: Technology Habits Tagged With: written by Amy

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