Is your homeschool co-op special needs-friendly? I believe parents, children, and teachers can all work together to be welcoming and supportive. Since our homeschool co-ops are filled with special needs children, often that we are unaware of, this is an important topic as homeschooling continues to grow exponentially.
To keep clutter at bay requires organization and tidying up on a regular basis. These two things are very different from cleaning. Yes, cleaning is important, but it will not control clutter.
In our home, our children’s state history studies are ongoing. Though some of my children have devoted an entire year to Florida history, most of them have learned about our Sunshine State bit by bit. Each of my children have a Florida notebook that they start in kindergarten and add to every year afterward.…
I pass on my old friends, these tattered books that have seen better days because I have read them so many times.
Attention Moms! This is our window. If we let our children help when they are little lambs and praise their efforts, we are on track to having big helpers one day.
I talk to so many mothers who feel discouraged and weary. They long to be perfect mothers and often believe lies about themselves, their children, and their ability to parent.
Let’s meet some moms who made a difference by raising children. I love the faith and patient kindness these moms exemplified!
File folders make a perfect place for all of my piles of paper mess. C’mon, I know you have these piles, too.
On Good Friday I cried and cried, even though I knew Easter was coming. I just couldn’t understand Good Friday.
Would you like a 10-day plan for Family Devotions/Fun that will engage all ages and make your Holy Week/Easter celebration meaningful for the whole family?