I have a slight major obsession with our local library. We've always used the library while educating our kids at home. But three years ago, our city got a beautiful, brand new library.
Gorgeous, right?
At the heart of our library is an interactive, STEM-based play area for kids to create, experiment and explore. Surrounding the Explore Area is rows & rows of...
Son (8 years old): Mom, why couldn't we use the Kindle in the car during our Norway Trip?
Me: Because there was so much beauty all around us, we didn't want you to miss any of it.
Son: But, Mom, isn't life always beautiful? Couldn't we always miss something by being on a screen?
In January, this conversation prompted a series...
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Life is full, right?
Full laundry hampers, full sink of dishes, full to-do lists, full....diapers? ?
When I first committed...
We're often asked how we structure our home education and how to homeschool.
Each time, I hesitate to go into too much detail on "how to homeschool" because the structure that works for us may not work for someone else because....well....every family is different.
What works for use won't entirely work for you.
That's the beauty of home education.
One of the reasons...
