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There are many, MANY resources available for teaching a child to read. When my first child was in preschool, I was completely overwhelmed. My first attempts at teaching reading had both of us in tears. I adopted a more relaxed approach with my other kids, and we had a much more enjoyable time. Since I’ve…
Last week we talked about getting organized in the New Year. I shared what my weekly schedule looks like: (Update: If you missed it, here’s a link to Part 1, and Part 3 is available now! Free printables, Trim Healthy Mama menus, and more!) In Part I, I talked about how Large Family Logistics suggests one task for…
*Warning: This post contains graphic descriptions* “Crisis” is putting it mildly. My heart has been broken for the Christians in Iraq, suffering unspeakable persecution. I couldn’t bear to include some of the pictures I’ve seen, but you can easily find them online. Christian children are being murdered. 500 people were executed (some of them buried alive) on…
If you homeschool, you’ve probably fallen behind at some point. If you’re a working-from-home homeschool mom like me, you’ve probably fallen way behind. Seriously behind. The kind of behind that makes you want to cry, hide, and panic. Not necessarily in that order.
I’ve had one of those weeks. You know, the tearing-my-hair-out, can’t-get-everything-done, kids are fighting, everything is going wrong kind of week. I’ve been stressed (that’s probably an understatement), and…dare I confess…pretty whiny. It seems like when I’m at my whiniest God likes to make me aware of myself, and particularly aware of my blessings. Earlier…
