I’m excited to tell you that last week’s most viewed post was my Homeschool Moms Reading List. I often revisit this list as I build my summer reading list. In honor of Mother’s Day this weekend, I am featuring posts just for Moms! Mother’s Day Writing Prompts from Kim at WriteShop Five Simple Things Homeschooling Moms Really Want for Mother’s…
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When tackling a new project it is helpful to have a plan and all the tools and supplies you need. That’s exactly what we found in High School Essay Intensive from Institute for Excellence in Writing. Because teaching writing is one of those things that intimidate homeschooling parents, I was happy to get the chance to review this course. The…
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I’ve always had a soft spot for old-fashioned romance. When given the opportunity to read and review a copy of the The Secret Bridge by Amy Le Feurve I did not hesitate to say, ‘Yes!” When this lovely, may I say ‘luxurious’ hardback copy of the novel arrived I swooned just a little. The beautiful padded, embossed cover felt wonderful…
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The first week of May. Hooray! This month is one of my favorites all year long. It’s the beginning of birthday season in our family, and another school year is nearing its end, and summer is coming, and flowers are blooming, and this year I have brand new grandbabies to snuggle! Alright, let’s get on with it – the very…
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My children have recently had the opportunity to travel the world and visit new cultures through art lessons offered by ArtAchieve. We were given access to an online subscription for the Entire Level II lessons given by John Hofland, an elementary and middle school teacher who studied drawing and design and has experience with theatrical stage design.As we dove into…
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