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Rubik’s Cube Unit Study

by Deanne Crawford | Nov 15, 2023 | Unit Studies | 0 |

“For me, the cube represents what freedom means. Freedom is never endless. It lets you do what is...

Play Well!

by Deanne Crawford | Jul 1, 2021 | Academics, Unit Studies | 0 |

This month’s unit study will whet your appetite to learn more about a wildly popular toy that was...

Downsizing My School Room

by Kristy Jensen | Aug 2, 2019 | Schools of Thought | 0 |

A lot of homeschooling families have a room that is designated for doing school work. A lot of...

Tips for moms homeschooling older children with toddlers in tow – Part 2

by Lisa Asanowicz | May 12, 2017 | Resources | 0 |

To continue our discussion of homeschooling older kids while having toddlers underfoot, here are some activities that will help keep those busy hands safe while helping Mom stay sane. Some of these activities I’ve learned from other moms and some I have discovered on my own.

The day I purged all the toys

by Kristy Jensen | Feb 1, 2017 | Getting Organized | 0 |

Toys! Lots and lots of toys! We have three boys and the toys just add up. When birthdays and Christmases roll around the grandparents love giving gifts. Their gifts are great and the kids love everything they get. But, the toys pile up and they end up getting bored with having so much.

Gifts for Girls who Love Horses

by Kristy Howard | Dec 16, 2015 | Resources | 0 |

My twelve-year old daughter has loved horses ever since she was a toddler. “Horse stuff” is pretty much a standard wish on her gift list every birthday and Christmas! Over the years we’ve discovered some fun horse-themed gifts, from books and games to toys and accessories.