Like millions around the world, I’m a chocolate lover. I love milk chocolate, white chocolate, and hot chocolate. Chocolate comes from the cocoa plant. Native to Central and North America, most cocoa plants grow in Africa today.
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It’s easy to stay safe from these bugs! We just have to use wisdom in our kitchens.
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Can we stay healthy surrounded by hacking and wheezing? It’s a lot easier than you think!
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Wearing sturdy rubber soled shoes and play clothes that we were able to get dirty, we descended on the rocky shore at low tide. Low tide is the best time to explore tidal pools because when the tide goes out and the water recedes many creatures...
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Acne is one of the challenges of puberty. It can cover the face, neck, chest, and back. Unfortunately, it can also cause emotional trauma for some teenagers.
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Are you worried about your teens spending too much screen time? Do you want to help your teens build healthy habits? Exercise is a big part of staying healthy from birth to old age. How can you help homeschooled teens to be active?
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Reviewing Building Thinking Skills Level 1 from The Critical Thinking Co. with my grandson brought back sweet memories of long ago. My daughter Julianna and son Jimmy loved Building Thinking Skills back in the day. Yes, it’s updated and...
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I was so excited to receive The Wonder of Creation: 100 More Devotions about God and Science from IndescribableKids of Tommy Nelson Books. The hardcover book was beautifully illustrated throughout–you can see below how gorgeous the cover...
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Each book in the I See Colors series is filled with cheerfully bright and beautiful photographs and simple text to introduce children to each color. Children will discover black shoes, blue doors, yellow cars, red cars, purple grapes, white...
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Celebrate with us this May! Shop in our store to grab Homeschool curriculum, unit studies, high school courses, notebooks, lapbooks, Bible studies, and all kinds of resources for your home and family!
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One of my favorite things about Alaska is the igloo, or house of ice that Native Americans made to keep warm when they were on long hunts across the ice and snow. It’s hard for me to imagine keeping warm inside a house made of ice bricks...
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“Wait! Don’t open that!” I was too late–Rusty had opened Math Sprint–The Mental Math Game from Byron’s Games, a new educational game I was excited to review.
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