Do you remember as a child, eagerly waiting for a good snow fall so you could build a snowman, go sledding, or just have a fun snowball fight? Every kid eagerly watched the morning news, just hoping they got … Continue reading →
My name is Chantel and I am a reluctant homeschooler. At least I started out that way. I am a product of public schools, as is my husband. The homeschoolers we knew were all a bit…strange. When your child … Continue reading →
Did you know that there are more to rabbits than just cute, furry little pets? Rabbits can actually be a great addition to a homestead! Not only are they versatile, but rabbits are also a great educational tool for your … Continue reading →
Since the beginning of time, many families have provided at least some of the meat for their families by hunting for wild game. Now that supermarkets make everything so convenient, it has become somewhat of a lost art, and hunting … Continue reading →
This post may contain affiliate links. Reviewing and choosing homeschool curriculum. Meal planning. Laundry. Running kids to soccer or piano lessons. MOMS ARE BUSY! We also have a bad habit of putting our own needs last. I cringe at the … Continue reading →
This post may contain affiliate links. Where has the summer gone?! It seems like only a few weeks ago we closed up our books for summer break, and now it is time to get organized and prepare to get started … Continue reading →
As homeschoolers, we have all been asked numerous times the dreaded socialization question. “If your kids aren’t in public school, how will they learn socialization?” My idea of socialization is likely different than theirs, as I don’t think sitting quietly … Continue reading →
Moms are so busy! Get the kids up and dressed, feed them breakfast, complete the homeschool work for the day, plan and cook dinner, clean the house, do laundry, run kids to soccer practice and doctor appointments . . … Continue reading →
As homeschool moms we all know how quickly life can get busy. Run one child to soccer practice, another to choir, take one to the doctor . . . Before we know it, we are scheduled every minute of … Continue reading →
A few years ago my dear sister-in-law shared with me something that was making a difference in her marriage. She and her husband started praying together every night at bedtime – out loud. She shared that it was bringing … Continue reading →
