Today I am honored to be guest posting for Alana Satterly of I have a Future and a Hope! Alana is a fellow homeschool mom who writes about homeschooling, parenting, marriage, healthy living, and faith. When my husband was interviewing for the Media Director position at our church, our family stayed in a hotel about 10 minutes away. During ... Read More...
Take Your Kids on a Global Adventure Without Leaving Home
**The links in this post are affiliate links and I will receive a small commission if you make a purchase after clicking on my link. Geography is a big part of our homeschool. Whether we learn about a civilization from another time period, a certain people group, or even animals in a science unit, we try to connect each one with a particular ... Read More...
Ancient Greece Lapbook
After a busy week full of Easter preparations, with my husband working nearly every night to get ready for our church's Easter production, we are taking a much needed break from school. Oklahoma schools took their spring break two weeks ago, and now it's our turn. :) Honestly, I have been feeling a little burnt out lately so I thought this was ... Read More...
5 Ways To Be Intentional About Easter
*Disclosure: This post contains Amazon affiliate links. That means if you choose to make a purchase, at no additional cost to you, I will earn a small commission that helps support this ministry. You would think that having a spouse in full-time ministry would make you more mindful of and motivated to come up with ideas to celebrate holidays ... Read More...
What I Want My Daughter To Know About Girl Power
My four-year-old daughter is truly one-of-a-kind. Though she loves the color pink, princesses, frilly dresses, and taking care of baby dolls, she can also "run with the boys". Eager to do everything her older brother does, she gets right in there with him and his friends. One minute she'll be having a tea party; the next she'll be building a ... Read More...
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