Get Ready for Winter!
I’m running out of time to get ready for winter! So I created a handy little checklist to help me keep track of all the outdoor chores I need to do this fall.
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I’m running out of time to get ready for winter! So I created a handy little checklist to help me keep track of all the outdoor chores I need to do this fall.
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The benefits of getting outside are well known. Here’s 3 reasons why your kids should get outside more often. It’s good for them and good for you.
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If you like to decorate, but you don’t have a lot of time or money, here are easy tips to finding simple seasonal decor, on a budget.
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Swapping kids seasonal clothes every year can be an overwhelming chore. Here are 3 strategies this single mom of 6 uses to contain the chaos.
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Try these 3 easy Thanksgiving crafts with your kids (or just yourself!). Make a cute turkey, or grab the free printable for an awesome idea.
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When you homeschool, is there ever a time where you might choose public school? I chose public high school for my oldest. And here’s why.
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Homeschool math can be difficult to find. But there are programs out there that tick all the boxes. My favorite is Math Mammoth, and here’s my review why.
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Time management is something I’ve always struggled with, since childhood. Here’s the tools for time management I use to help me stay aware.
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Homeschool fourth grade is a transition year. We’ve mastered the foundational skills, and so now I challenge my students to stretch and grow.
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Every parent wants to say their child is “gifted”, right? We’re all proud parents! But, like there are children with intellectual delays and disabilities, there are children with superior intellectual gifts and talents. And just like homeschooling special needs kids, when you homeschool a gifted child, it can present an extra challenge for their parents.
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