Tapestry of Grace

Tapestry of Grace: Italy Salt Dough Map, Artist Display Board and More

Hands on geography is a super fun way to learn. Earlier in the school year we created an imaginary land,…
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Former, wonderful, overflowing and overused bookcase in our most central location. My husband and I have been blessed with hand-me-down…
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I thought it was about time for an update on the Hodgepodge workboxes! As with all aspects of homeschooling now…
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Hold your hat – it’s a real Hodgepodge this week… Why did this girl deserve an Oreo McFlurry? Another ER…
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Making a salt dough map of Italy as part of our Tapestry of Grace geography studies. This was another one…
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Celebrated! Went places! 1. Counting down to the new year when we were back from a party with friends. |…
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I realized, as I was planning our next unit of Tapestry of Grace, that I had not shared our holiday…
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1. Middle Girl got a new devotional – it’s ok math was delayed a little each day. | 2. History…
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What’s a lapbook? I had no idea what to do with one when we first began our Tapestry of Grace…
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Inspired by our current Tapestry of Grace studies, Nana taught us how to create castles with pastels! Gather your castle…
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Unit studies serve the age range in our homeschool well. Especially when two or more subjects overlap and the learning…
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1. Baby niece | 2. F is for Fritos (an f snack while practicing f in handwriting) | 3. Me…
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I’m keeping up the habit of sharing a helpful habit on Fridays. Plus, this post is also our Homeschool Weekly…
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