Last year I made a summer bucket list printable, it was pretty terrible considering I was brand new in the world of graphics. I’ve got a new one for you this year – enjoy!! (Click the link below the picture for the PDF printable!) Click Here To Print!
Confession: my children know way more about animals than I do. It’s embarrassing really. The first time we took our oldest to the zoo, she proudly proclaimed, “Oh! There are the Okapis! Those are my favorites!” We had no clue what this little pint size zoologist was talking about, but we quickly learned all about Continue Reading …
Birth order, it happens folks – it’s a FACT. There are a few clans you can belong to here, each one with a unique set of characteristics, struggles, DEMONS. First borns: These are my people, my peeps. I belong to this clan. And let me tell you, being first born is no cake-walk. It’s not all Continue Reading …
It’s summer. Tis the season for mom-is-taking-it-easy. My new plan? Making my kids do chores and fix their own lunches. This isn’t the Hilton after all, and someday (God-willing) they are going to move out of my house and they will need some real-life skills. I created a little road map for them Continue Reading …
Is it seriously July already? That’s a real bummer because all of our curriculum from the 2013-2014 school year (we “school” Aug – May) is still sitting in tubs in the dining room. And I haven’t ordered our new stuff yet. Please tell me I am not the only one procrastinating! I haven’t placed the Continue Reading …
Summer is here!! Yay! Here is a free “Summer Bucket List” printable for you to use Click here to get the free printable. What will be on your Summer Bucket List this year?
I have a new Etsy shop! Pint Size Projects is a shop that I started with my sweet friend Tiffany, and we are so excited to be sharing our unique preschool craft kits with the world! Here are some of the kits we offer: ~ABC Pack~ Includes 26 cardstock printed worksheets (designed by us) and Continue Reading …
This week during science we learned about the tongue, the different tastes, and the areas of the tongue that “taste” each one. I set up a fun taste test for the girls; they had to taste each thing, write down what they tasted, and then decide whether it was bitter, sweet, sour or salty. They Continue Reading …
It can be difficult to make recommendations for a homeschool curriculum because it is so subjective. The curriculum that works best for your child may not be the most appropriate for every child. However, sharing some favorites with each other can lead to some new discoveries. With this attitude, here are some choices that work Continue Reading …
