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Do you homeschool in a small space or need budget friendly storage options? Today I am sharing with you a very easy and frugal way to add storage to your homeschool. Crates can be found at most of your big box stores and provide the storage you need. THIS POST
Integrity, kindness, action, and respect of rules are qualities that I try to teach my children everyday. I love to use visual aids to help remind my children of the values that are important to our family. Posters are great for this! This post may contains affiliate links, which
Have you dreamed about traveling around the world, or studied a far land and wondered where it was? My children love to imagine places they have never been. One way we imagine traveling to our favorite places is by looking them up on maps. Maps are also a great resource
There is one homeschool supply that I would never recommend going without and that item is a printer. Printers are used almost daily in our home, we print everything. I have went through my share of printers and have found the one that finally can get the job done. Let’s just
Dry erase boards have taken the place of chalk boards, and thank goodness they did! You can find a Dry erase board in almost any home today. They are great for making your family calendar, menu planning, and homeschooling. I really believe a great Dry erase board is essential to any homeschool. They
Do you have kids in Kindergarten, first, or second grade? If you do, a daily learning calendar is important to have. There are a few different ways to complete daily calendar work, such as a binder with the calendars and numbers for each day that you work through, or a
When you think of a school room what is the one thing in that room you remember as a child? I am certain most of you would say the bulletin board. The bulletin board would have everything on it, calendars, displays of artwork, the alphabet, and more. Today I am sharing with
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Are you in a small space where organization is important in your homeschooling area? We have homeschool in various areas of our home, and we have always liked the kitchen table best. When we were in the kitchen we needed something to hold our computer paper, folders, finished school work,
You may be asking yourself “what does baby carriers have to do with homeschool?”. I’m here to tell you everything if you have littles running around. Our family ranges from 13 to 1, so we have all ages in our home. One day my little man was cranky, finicky, and