. I am so excited to announce that I am being featured over at No Ordinary Blog Hop for the month of June! Why, you say? Well let me tell you! . In March of this year I stumbled upon the No Ordinary Blog Hop or NOBH for short. The idea is that you get […]
Lifecycle – Caterpillar to Butterfly Four Stages in the Lifecycle of Caterpillar to Butterfly: The female lays her egg on a leaf or plant. Newly hatched caterpillars are VERY hungry. They spend most of their time eating just like the caterpillar in The Very Hungry Caterpillar by Eric Carle. The only difference is real caterpillars eat […]
. The Homeschool Village is hosting a Garden Challenge that anyone can participate in ~ even if you don’t have garden space! Here is what Homeschool Village has to say: . We are encouraging our community to garden by joining The HSV Garden Challenge! Even if you have one tomato plant on your back porch, […]
. Monday: Today was Jayden’s last science class at the RMSC. They learned about insects. He came home telling us that “bug” is not a scientific word. At the end of every class they always get a chance to get up close with one of the animals they have in the classroom there. This week […]
We made a trip to the Lilac Festival to check out the flowers. I was thrilled to get a couple of great portrait opportunities. Wish we had not been with other people and had Chloe with us as I could have taken a fantastic photo of the three kids together! . . . . .
Thanks to Litfuse this is my second review in a very short period of time and I still have one more coming up as well! If you didn’t catch my review of Sue Ellen’s Girl Ain’t Fat, She Just Weighs Heavy, take a moment and check it out! Also look out for my review of […]
. Monday: It was Museum & Music Lesson Monday. We have been heading to the RMSC every Monday for the past 6 weeks in order for Jayden to attend a science class. The class never starts on time because of something I heard others call, “Homeschool Time” which is really a horrible excuse to be […]
Since signing up to be a reviewer with Litfuse I have inundated myself with some fantastic books to read! I just finished reading How Huge the Night by Heather and Lydia Munn and will have that review up for you on 5/23 as a part of that blog tour. So stop back and check it […]
. Goal One: Focus more on what I am thankful for. Take time to be grateful instead of griping . Even though I have never gotten around to using the calendar so far this month, I think we have been very successful with our dinnertime game. The kids are still begging to do it, and […]
I am working on organizing a 50 States Postcard Swap. The idea is that people from all over the United States will both send postcards from their state, and receive postcards from many other states. This could be used as a great learning tool to “travel” the United States. For instance you can study each […]
We were on our way home from Florida on Easter Sunday so our festivities were put off. It ended that we combined the kids Easter Egg hunt with Mother’s Day. It was a great thing considering how awesome the weather was here that day! This was the best flowing, most relaxing Easter Egg hunt we […]
So again today, as I have been every Monday for the past 6 weeks or so, I am reminded of one of the homeschooling mantras (if you will), that irritates me to no end! The one where it excuses homeschoolers from ever being on time. I know that it is not representative of all homeschoolers, […]
