HomeSchooling

X is for Xylophone

Outside time at great-grandmother’s. I like both of these photos, so I’m sharing both here… My entry in the Homeschool…
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For this Easter season, several of our family favorites… Amon’s Adventure: A Family Story for Easter I had marked the…
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Often times while our two eldest girls enjoy Drama Troupe, the rest of us troop over to Mama Ann’s for…
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I’m the project cheerleader. “Projects to the left and projects to the right. Stand up. Sit down. Write, write, write!”…
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We have recently been reading the Junie B. Jones books every night before bedtime. Here is one of my favorite…
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After lunch we set out to discover what we could find in one square foot of backyard. I handed over…
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Spring forward in just five days. (But who’s counting?) Longer evenings for family walks. Warmer afternoons. Flip flops… …And bubble…
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We’ll find many more of these in the months to come. And that’s good because we like how they help…
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Often times, an atmosphere of learning is simply giving permission. Yes, you can chase after that answer. The tools you…
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My mother and father have retired. They decided that they would spend retirement in Utah, where dad can spend time…
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Following last week’s sickness I decided this week would be just Math and display boards. In three short weeks we…
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From the Answers in Genesis site: “Answers are important. If children aren’t given answers to their questions about the Bible…
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With the weather turning spring like, I’ll soon be turning to iced coffee. An update from the Hodgepodge archives, which,…
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