Isn’t it funny how some weeks feel like there isn’t anything worth mentioning about them? Other than some gorgeous sunsets, I found myself thinking that we haven’t had much happening this week. But then I looked at the gagillion photos I took from the last five days and realized I was wrong. (This post contains affiliate […]
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Can you believe it’s September already? I don’t know about you, but I’m ready to send this hot weather packing and make room for fall. I’m ready for sweaters, pumpkin spice everything, and leaves changing colors, but I may have to wait a bit since I’m in eastern NC. Sigh… That does come with perks, though.
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Remember when I confessed that I’ve become a preschool curriculum hoarder? I’ve acquired more since then and I’m thrilled to tell you about it! (I received a copy of this product for free in exchange for an honest review.This post contains affiliate links; please see disclosure for details.) Did I technically need something new for
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Need help finding a preschool curriculum option you can use at home? You’re in luck! Today I’m sharing my 5 favorite resources for homeschooling preschool. (This post contains affiliate links; please see Disclosure for details.) Can we have some homeschool confession time here? It’s hard to admit sometimes, but I can be a bit of
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Can you believe (not) Back to School time is upon us already? The last of our curriculum orders arrived last week and our homeschool planning is underway. Last year was a fantastic year in our homeschool for several reasons. First of all, we went from a homeschool of one to a homeschool of two: The Boy
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We started this school year with one child homeschooling at our table. All was comfortable, familiar, and easy enough to manage. Then January came and our homeschool of one student went to a homeschool of two. Even though it was much earlier than I originally planned, Prissy joined us at the table. With her came the challenges that come with homeschooling two kids, 5 years
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