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It Is Finished!
I know that Easter is over. That Holy Week is past. I have to share this video. The young man in this video, that my eldest son took, is my…
Apps for Homeschooling Civics and Presidents
Our Favorite Apps for Presidents and Civics I wrote about our favorite apps for Geography last week. Today I want to share our favorite apps for homeschooling Civics and Presidents.…
Must Have Apps for Road-trips
Road trip apps. When I saw the license plate game app I laughed. Thought no way. Then I remembered Road trip 2003 (pre blogging days) and remembered the cool magnet…
The Spelling Apologist
The Spelling Apologist: Why Good Spelling Is Essential and How to Select the Right Curriculum By Ellen Barski “When our spelling is perfect, it’s invisible. But when it’s flawed, it…
Homeschool, History, and Happiness.
By Katie Follett “What is it like to be homeschooled for high school?” This question seems to be one of the most frequent ones that teens, and adults alike, ask…
Top 10 Family Board Games for a Power Outage
These are our families favorite board games. Great way to pass the time if there is a winter storm or a power outage. Hopefully you are reading this BEFORE you…
Standard Deviants Curriculum {Review}
**CLICK ON THE PICTURE FOR THE FREE TRIAL** Are you looking for an online curriculum for your Middle or High school aged child? Do you want online without the red…
The Sexting Generation
Before I begin, this is NOT currently a problem in our home, but it is a problem in their generation. We are on our second round of teenagers. I am…
Yes, We are Still Homeschooling
I haven't shared about homeschooling in a long time. There isn't much to share when they are in high school. Not like, what I like to call, "The Lapbook Years."…
Why My Kids will Never Go to Public High School
We started homeschooling when my kids were going into 2nd, 4th, 9th, and 10th grades. Go Big or Go Home. There were a number of factors that led up to…