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I received monetary compensation for the time invested in reviewing this curriculum and in writing a thoughtful, honest review. The opinions contained in this post are 100% mine. For more information, see my disclosure policy. As a homeschool mom, I face many challenges in our day-to-day homeschool life. One of my biggest struggles is figuring …
My #3 child (of 4) is ready to read! I had a feeling that she would be an earlier reader, and I honestly could have started her a couple of months ago. However, now is the time. She just turned 5 last week and she’s ready to get going! Note: This post contains affiliate links …
“Mama, Bible was super fun this morning!” Heard when putting our Who Am I? Text Book away for the morning: “No! Mama! Just a few more pages…please??” “Can we read more after lunch? What about first thing tomorrow morning?? When it’s time to do math or reading: “Can we read in our Who Am I? …
This year, my 8 year old son is our third grader! My oldest child is such a joy to teach. He’s the type of child that wakes up each day looking for new things to learn. He’s an avid reader and likes to be challenged, so our third grade curriculum should live up to that …
My 6 year old daughter is our First Grade student this year! She’s very excited about the First Grade and I’m looking forward to being her teacher! A little background: Some of these curriculum choices will not seem like “traditional” First Grade choices. If you’ve been homeschooling for any length of time, you understand that …
I absolutely love teaching my littles. They are always so eager to “do school” (unlike my oldest at times!). We affectionately call my youngest two “the Little Girls” and this school year, the Red Head will be 2 1/2-3 and my Sadie will be 4. I wasn’t planning on doing any Kindergarten level work with …
If you’ve read many of my other posts on incorporating art and art appreciation in our homeschool, you know that this isn’t a strong suit for me. 😉 I had little to no art appreciation in my own schooling, so I hardly know where to start when it comes to exposing my children to great …
I recently had 36 {glorious!} hours to myself to plan our homeschool year over the summer. It was me, my laptop, and all of our curriculum laid out in a hotel room. Did I mention I was by myself?! It was fabulous. Prior to that planning time, I already purchased our curriculum. I wanted to …
As most of you know, I have four children: 7 year-old boy, 5 year-old girl, 3 year-old girl, and a 19 month old baby girl. When I started planning our school year last year, I had a mini-panic attack. It dawned on me that at some point in time I would be teaching all four …
For the past several months, my 5-year-old daughter has enjoyed ‘early’ kindergarten during our homeschool day. She was very eager to “do school” and we had exhausted all of her K4 Curriculum. However, I didn’t feel like she was ready to read. She still had some trouble with 5 or 6 letter sounds. Besides that, …
