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Creative Ways to Save and Display Children’s Artwork Post Preview: This post will share ways to turn your children’s artwork into treasures that will last for a long time and be well loved. It’s not about organizing kid’s artwork, but about saving your favorites. If your house is anything like mine you have an abundance of children’s artwork to deal… Read More
Seize the Summer & Grow: How to Make a Simple Summer Goals List (Summer Bucket List) for All Ages (with Free Printable) is a post from contributing writers, Julianna of Petunia June and Roan of Joyful Always as well as Angie Kauffman, owner of Real Life at Home. With the last day of school quickly approaching, I find myself experiencing conflicting… Read More
Top 3 Planners For Busy Moms is a post by contributing writer Amy from Rock Your Homeschool Moms are busy creatures, by choice or by necessity. With to-do lists filled with errands, appointments, and household chores (not to mention kids’ activities and church events), moms can easily become overwhelmed. Although the best advice is to simplify your schedule, busy moms… Read More
After the customary shrieks of excitement and strong claps on the back, the inevitable follow up question to our pregnancy announcement last February was – “So, what are you going to do about homeschool?” The honest truth was that we didn’t know. Photo Courtesy of Unsplash.com Five months into our trial run of kindergarten, having already purchased the curriculum for… Read More
The following post is from Shannen of Middle Way Mom: We want the best for our kids, and we want them to have unlimited opportunities as they grow older to become successful, happy adults. But how do we facilitate that? I think too often we focus entirely too much time and attention on curriculum, and not enough time on developing… Read More
The following post is from Christine of Christine Trevino. Failure tends to be a big deal. This is probably why so many people’s choices are driven by the fear of it. Add to this the complexities of parenthood and that fear of failure takes on a whole new level of crazy. Parents are not only aware of their own capacity to… Read More
