A reading journal is a wonderful way to develop the habit of careful, engaged reading. Even our elementary-aged children can profit from developing the simple habit of keeping a reading journal! They will not be expected to write original thoughts, but they are forming the habit of reading with a pencil and paper nearby.
Over 75 books from more than 20 series in which the sibling relationships are a central, essential element to the story. #SiblingFiction
Sibling Relationships in Fiction: a Book List! Read More »
Free Poetry Printables for Poem in Your Pocket Day and Every Day! Check out these great poetry ideas for your homeschool this year! You know I get excited about poetry, so National Poetry Month is a great excuse to revel in all the scintillating words I can. And carry a Poem in Your Pocket Day?!
Poem in your Pocket Day: Free Printables Read More »
Simple Homeschool Day in the Life series. Each week, we try to faithfully persevere by God’s grace through our routines with consistency, although strict scheduling does not work well for our daily life. Our life is full and wonderful. It is an odd mix of the mundane and the crazy. While every “day in the life” looks rather different, each day we seek to approach in humility and repentance, looking to Jesus with hearts full of praise.
Day in the Life 2018 (with a 12, 10, 7, 5, and 2 year old) Read More »
March 2 is Dr. Seuss’s birthday. He would be 114 this year. We don’t need a further excuse to have a party, right? Roundup of fantastic Dr. Seuss resources, party, and activity ideas right here!
Dr. Seuss’s Birthday Bash: Would you, could you, in your house? Read More »
