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A nice, quiet week
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The nice thing about school vacation weeks is that a lot of our homeschooling classes are on break too. These weeks are so important for us ...
Wordless Wednesday: early dinner
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When you are too hungry and tired to go home and make dinner, so instead stop on the way home from class to have dinner at 3:30...and stack ...
Apple Picking!
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Fall is my favorite season here in New England. This morning, we went apple picking! Here are a few pictures from our trip, to a very busy f...
Emotionally Connect with your Child through Physical Play
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This is a re-post of an earlier post, but I thought it was worth sharing again. We were fortunate enough to attend a workshop last week le...
Wordless Wednesday: Gearing up for a Mario-themed birthday party
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(All of these ideas were found on Pinterest)
Why I create a homeschooling yearbook
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There are two photo books I create each year: one at the end of the calendar year to share photos with the grandparents, and one at the end ...
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On the eve of your 9th birthday.
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I am thinking about how it could be possible that my first baby will be 9 tomorrow. Wasn't it just yesterday you were small enough to ca...
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Rainy day fun!
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Well, spring finally arrived! It rained *all* day yesterday, so I was thankful I had a new card game waiting for us to play. This one was an...
Storm the Castle: Mini Weapons and More
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It's been awhile since I linked up for Five for Friday! I am finally feeling much more like myself after surgery 5 weeks ago so I'm ...
Wordless Wesnesday: Beach!
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This was actually taken Sunday, but it was a great time!
Wordless Wednesday: LEGO Building!
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How to Get Started with Bucket Filling
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Bucket Filling in the Classroom Do you use bucket filling in your classroom or home? If not, I'd love for you to give it a try. Read o...
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