Getting Back on Track

Iโ€™m only a month behind schedule with this hymn study guide, but considering what our family has been up to the last while, Iโ€™d have to say Iโ€™m not feeling too badly about that. It has been a busy season! After PJ returned from being away for thirteen weeks last fall, we moved from Prince … Continue reading Getting Back on Track

No homeschool โ€œrecipeโ€ works without this one ingredient!

Last week we read a story about a little boy who loved flowers. It was part of Belleโ€™s assigned readings for AO year 3, which means Iโ€™ve read it before when my older girls were going through year 3. And I remembered that that very story had inspired me to write a blog post a … Continue reading No homeschool โ€œrecipeโ€ works without this one ingredient!

2 years of free copywork? Yes, please!

Copywork plays a key role in Language Arts in our homeschool. You can read more about how we tackle this subject area here. Copywork accomplishes so much in such a simple way. Obviously, it provides practice in the basics of handwriting when a child is first starting formal lessons. But it also improves spelling and … Continue reading 2 years of free copywork? Yes, please!

Get Up and Pray

Does anyone else get excited to start new routines in their spiritual life when a calendar year flips over?  I always look forward to switching things up in my quiet time routine.  I enjoy deciding how to tackle my Bible reading and praying for another twelve months.  Last year I opted to read through the … Continue reading Get Up and Pray

Week 6 Wrap-Up

It's been a full week.  I cannot believe we are halfway through our first term (and 1/6th of the way through our learning year).  We had a beautiful nature walk on Monday afternoon, some downtown park play with friends on Thursday, and a nice long hangout with my lifelong bestie yesterday while her oldest daughter … Continue reading Week 6 Wrap-Up