by Leave a Comment 4 Essential Life Skills for High Schoolers to Build Before College Sending your children off to college is a time of mixed emotions for parents as well as children. You have been looking forward to this day but when the time actually comes everyone is excited as well as scared. The child/children that you have… [Read More]
by Leave a Comment I received a copy of the devotional to facilitate my review. However, all thoughts and opinions are my own. Kid’s Devotional Book – Indescribable: 100 Devotions About God & Science Doing daily devotionals with your children is a great way to teach them about God in small lessons that are easy for them to sit… [Read More]
by Leave a Comment THOR: RAGNAROK SUPERPOWER OF STEM CHALLENGE My daughter had an amazing time at a Girls Only STEM Camp this summer through the University of Tennessee and I am happy to see that Disney, Marvel Studios, Dolby Laboratories, Synchrony Bank, American Association for the Advancement of Science, Broadcom MASTERS and Society for Science & the Public are presenting the nationwide MARVEL STUDIOS’ THOR: RAGNAROK SUPERPOWER OF… [Read More]
by Leave a Comment How to Homeschool with PureFlix As a homeschooling mom, I am always looking for ways to supplement our curriculum to make learning more fun and hands on for my daughter. This means trips to the library, field trips to museums, and it can also mean watching movies. Thanks to a new program developed by PureFlix, I can… [Read More]
by 1 Comment Celebrate Special Moments with I See Me Personalized Children’s Books I have had a love for books from a very young age and credit that to the lack of electronics when I was growing up. I am always buying my niece and nephew books to add to their collections, just like I did with my… [Read More]
by Leave a Comment This post has been sponsored by TestingMom.com. The opinions and ideas expressed here are my own. How to Cut the Cost of Expensive Tutoring Programs The need for a quality education is higher today than ever, however, a decrease in the resources available in the public school system has left many parents seeking outside help… [Read More]
by 3 Comments Learning Outside the Classroom at Detroit Institute of Arts One of the reasons that we homeschool our daughter is because we believe that learning doesn’t haven’t to just come from textbooks or a classroom. There are so many opportunities to learn outside the classroom but you need to know where to find them. From math… [Read More]
by Leave a Comment Homeschool Printing on a Budget As a homeschool mom, I am constantly printing out resources and assignments. This is on top of all the normal printing needs of our family. My husband volunteers with the jail ministry and I use coupons to save money. This means that ink costs can start to add up. I… [Read More]
by Leave a Comment Finding Dory Educational Activity Pack The free, printable Finding Dory educational activity pack is the perfect way to turn everyday fun into a learning experience. Kids of all ages love Dory and all her friends. This educational activity pack helps teach them about these sea creatures with learning that is centered around the movie. Plus there are… [Read More]
by Leave a Comment Tips to Encourage & Motivate Reluctant Readers I spent most of my childhood with my nose in a book, so when my oldest was not interested in reading I had to get creative. It took a long time to discover the right strategies that motivated and encouraged him to read. My daughter loved reading as… [Read More]
