It can be tough to find holiday books for my kids that are respectful to our Christian worldview. What’s even tougher is finding books that explain current holiday traditions and the root of those traditions through the lens of our worldview. I received a complimentary copy of these titles for review purposes. I was compensated […]
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We began experimenting with 3D art earlier this year, so we’ve known for a while now just how fun this medium can be. You can imagine how excited my kids were to have more fun with 3D art, but this time by using 3D pens for kids! *I received a complimentary box of IDO3D pens
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We have always enjoyed year-round homeschooling, but it’s not always been easy to balance summer and homeschool. If I’m not careful, I can expect too much from myself and my kids and end up missing out on the fun that comes with summer. Can you relate? (This post contains affiliate links; see disclosure for details.) While
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Looking for eastern North Carolina field trip ideas to work into your homeschool plans? Here are some fun and educational spots you’ll love! We’re still learning our way around eastern North Carolina, but we’ve found some great places for field trips in our time here. Whether you live in eastern North Carolina or may be visiting
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It’s easy enough to find individual devotionals and Bible reading plans for each family member, but there’s not a huge selection of resources that encourage families to read, learn, and grow together. Thankfully that seems to be changing! (I received a complimentary copy of this title for review purposes. This review contains affiliate links; please
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My kids loves art and I try to work that into our homeschool plans whenever possible. Usually that comes in the form of illustrating our history lessons or read-alouds, but I’m always looking for new ways to incorporate art into our subjects. (I received this product for free and was compensated for my time. All opinions expressed are my own
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