Your Guide to New Year’s Resolutions and Goal Setting with Teens
I've come to realize in parenting that it never gets easier. Each stage has its unique challenges. I've now entered the raising a teen stage while I still have a…
Wordless Wednesday
Wordless Wednesday is a day to share an image or images that speak for themselves. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! Enjoy the magic of the season.
The Basic Cooking Skills You Need to Teach Kids
Cooking skills for kids are essential. We often make a lot of assumptions about our kids' understanding of cooking. As moms, we often do things automatically and forget they may not be so…
How Community Service Benefits Kids and How to Start
Teaching our children about community service is more important than ever. Families are busy and into so many different things that volunteering in our communities seems to be dwindling. How…
How Homeschooling Changes in the Middle School Years
The middle school years can bring drastic changes to your homeschooling. When kids are in the elementary years, they require much more one-on-one help. Moms are doing A LOT more…
Mid-Western United States Curriculum by Love at Home Education
I was recently given the Mid-Western United States Curriculum by Sarah Bean over at the Love at Home Education blog. I received this in exchange for a review. It was…
How to Help Your Reluctant Writer Be A Creative Writer
Writing can be a challenge for some kids, especially creative writing. Sometimes, they get it in their heads that they can't write. Other times, they are scared to share their…
The Best Tips for Homeschooling Success Year After Year
I know I've said it many times before, but it bears repeating. Homeschooling is hard. From time-to-time, all homeschool moms need a reminder. Even the moms that have been homeschooling…
How to Make the Best Homemade Watercolors
When you have kids, you go through A LOT of art supplies. It gets expensive so I am always on the lookout for ways to do things more cheaply. I’m…
The Benefits of Scouts for Your Homeschool
Imagine an activity that teaches citizenship, community service, outdoor skills, physical fitness, a duty to God, AND exposure to a variety of academic subjects. Sounds great, huh? Surprisingly, scouting teaches…
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