Helping Moms Simplify Life, Home, and Homeschool
I started cooking with a cast iron skillet about seven years ago. I honestly did not know much about cast iron care and put my Lodge cast iron skillet through the wringer. After a couple of years I added a cast iron grill pan to my collection, and that skillet proved more difficult to care for than my regular pan…. Read More
It’s time! Last week I shared my elementary homeschool curriculum choices. The week before I shared my homeschool preschool curriculum and resources, and today I am sharing my kindergarten homeschool curriculum choices! I love teaching preschool and kindergarten. It’s such a sweet time for learning and exploring. Kindergarten is very low pressure for us. It’s when we begin to establish… Read More
We are on our third week of the homeschool year, and I am finally getting around to writing this post. I mostly put it off because I wanted to be sure that our selections would stick. I have already switched around several things for my kindergartner. Here we are and I am fairly certain our selections will remain the same… Read More
One of the main things I LOVE about homeschooling is the freedom we have to plan our own schedule. Because we live in Alabama and it is miserably hot during the summer, it is a lot more feasible for us to school during the summer and take breaks when the weather is nicer (and less people are out in public)…. Read More
Well, it’s August. It’s back to school time for a lot of us, and that means back to routines, too. We started back to school a little earlier this month and the structure has been so nice for us as homeschoolers. Today I am sharing our August 2018 monthly cleaning calendar. As with all of my cleaning calendars, this one… Read More
It’s time to talk about one of my favorite ages to homeschool plan for, and that’s the preschool age! Today, I am sharing with you our three year old homeschool preschool resources and curriculum choices. My biggest takeaway during the homeschool preschool years is to let your kids play! Let them explore and experience things. It doesn’t have to be… Read More
