20 Books for 2018: an eclectic list of books on my "try these" list for 2018. Another year, another reading list. Or is it just me? There's something about a fresh new year that inspires me to create a list of books I want to tackle. I'm learning to understand myself a bit better, though -- instead of saying "I'm going to read all these books in 2018," I'm saying, "Here is a list of books I want to draw from in my personal reading in 2018." I know I'll dip in and out of this list. I'm ... Read More about 20 Books for 2018
8 New Family Board Games to Give This Christmas
Board games have a way of bringing people together. Whether you prefer party games or brain-burners, there's something for you in this list. Here are eight new family board games to give (or get!) this Christmas. If you take a look at my Amazon wish list at any given moment, it is sure to have board games on it. Nothing means "family quality time" to me quite like getting together to play games. Whether they are competitive or cooperative, short or long, light or heavily strategic, games have a ... Read More about 8 New Family Board Games to Give This Christmas
Our 5th Grade Homeschool Curriculum
When I was first thinking about homeschooling, I did countless Google searches about curriculum for various grades. I was new to the homeschool world and had no idea what was out there. Reading blog post after blog post helped me realize that the resources and curriculum available to today’s homeschoolers are almost limitless. Of course, that creates another problem — how to choose what to use each year. All I can say is that, with time, I'm starting to learn which curricula are the best ... Read More about Our 5th Grade Homeschool Curriculum
Mostly Wordless Wednesday {11-15-17}
It was a frosty morning, but the sun was out, and I couldn't resist the combination. I ran outside for 2 minutes before we started school to grab a few shots. ... Read More about Mostly Wordless Wednesday {11-15-17}
Thankfulness Leaves: A Thanksgiving Tradition
Thanksgiving is more than a single day out of the year. It’s a season full of memories and traditions. Pumpkin pie, spending time with relatives you haven’t seen in ages, football games, Thanksgiving Day parades. For some, it’s the time of year when the Christmas decorations come out. Others can’t wait until Black Friday to snag a good deal. And still others look forward to that long food-coma-nap in the recliner. One of my most treasured Thanksgiving traditions and memories is that of ... Read More about Thankfulness Leaves: A Thanksgiving Tradition
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