Morning devotions, praise and worship songs, crafts, nature, art, snacks, sleeping bags, s’mores and more! Sound like summer camp to…
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Archives for May 2011
I Was Born to Do Tricks
I was born to do tricks. She said it at 8:50 Friday night, when it was past tucking in time….
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Homeschool Post A B See Photo Meme Prize!
Look what came in the mail! See, for the last several months I’ve been journeying through the alphabet with the…
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Helpful Habit: Getting Away
These last weeks I’ve shared the basic habits that bless our homeschool. One of the habits that is most important,…
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Homemade Cookie Cake
I used to do this by opening a tube of store-bought cookie dough and squishing it flat in the shape…
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Pay It Forward
I was the happy recipient of a lovely Pay It Forward package from Phyllis and her family at All Things…
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Watermelon: A Pastels Tutorial
Eight-year-old’s watermelon slice. What says summer better than a luscious watermelon? A quick, simple pastel tutorial from Nana. A wonderful…
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Baby Steps to Frugal Living
Creak. Creak. Stick. Stick. That’s the sound my sandals made as I walked across the kitchen floor. It was yucky….
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Beautiful Birds
Eldest Boy, a.k.a. My Backyard, has a passion for bird watching, is our resident bird feeder filler and is sharing…
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Looking Back Over the Years of Homeschooling
In just a few weeks, my homeschooling journey will end. This road I have travelled so comfortably for the past…
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You Must Do This
From the archives because this is the week Eldest Son goes on his twelve year old trip. Make the plans,…
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The Habit of Moral Living IV – Willful Ignorance
Our Constitution was made only for a moral and religious people. It is wholly inadequate to the government of any…
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The Habit of Moral Living IV – Willful Ignorance
Our Constitution was made only for a moral and religious people. It is wholly inadequate to the government of any…
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