(This post contains affiliate links. If you choose to purchase products from any affiliate links, I will receive a small credit. Your purchases help to support this site. Thank-you very much! ) I recently had the privilege of receiving a copy of Lads & Ladies of Wisdom to review. This is the newest project by Kathie Morrissey […]
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I need to start this post out by saying that ‘letting things go’ is something I’ve always struggled with. If one of my sons is sick and is going to miss a family event, I stress about disappointing people. If we end up using $1600.00 more in propane for the winter than we were expecting
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Check out these customer reviews about Time Capsule: Medieval England! Michelle! I just want you to know we are enjoying your Medieval England curriculum so much! I started the year with a different curriculum for our spine, and I was going to supplement with yours. That turned out to be too boring for my daughter.
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See below for some excellent, unsolicited customer reviews! Dear Michelle, I just wanted to drop a note to say THANK YOU!!! We have been using your preschool curriculum for a month now, and my boys (4 and 21 months) are LOVING, LOVING “school”!! I was previously using Before Five In A Row, with
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I love homeschool conventions. We are entering the season when there will probably be several conventions in your area. I’ve written previously about all of the reasons I think all homeschoolers should attend the conventions in their area. I believe there are LOTS of positive reasons for attending. Because I’ve already written about all of the
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I’m not the kind of person who thinks about taking breaks often enough. When things get difficult, I’d much rather keep on pushing through the pain than to take some time off to rest. I see the finish line and I don’t want to stop until I bust through the tape. The more tired I
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Overview: Are you tired? Check out these 8 tips for a tired homeschool mom. Believe it or not, you CAN feel refreshed! Find out how! Parenthood is hard work! Add homeschooling to the mix and us moms definitely have our hands full. So it makes sense that you will be tired from time to time. However,
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Overview: Want to bless your future daughter-in-law? The best way to do that is to begin training our sons for their roles as husbands and fathers as early as possible. Here’s how! Someday, most of our sons will be married. We all hope that they will choose wisely and will find women who love God and
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My boys hate math. When they were younger, they actually liked math. They loved the days of using manipulatives with math – especially if I used something like M&Ms! Even though they hate math, they’re both pretty good at it. My 12-year-old who is 7th grade age has already started Algebra I and he’s doing
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Overview: Discover the best way to learn by embracing flexibility and following your child’s interests. Foster curiosity and adaptability for a more effective learning journey. We’ve all heard the saying, “You can lead a horse to water, but you can’t make him drink.” Learning is a lot like that. You can try to force learning
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