Today I wanted to do a little homeschool checking and share how things are going for Q1 of our homeschool year!
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A Line a Day for Kids
These printable Line a Day Journals are the perfect memory keeper for the kids! The kids journals have space to use this journal for five years. Imagine looking back to see what they wrote on this day for the last five years and seeing all those memories documented!
A perfect resource for personal Bible study or family devotions, The 10 Minute Bible Journey is a fast-paced, review of the Bible from Genesis to Revelations. Fifty-two illustrated Bible stories connect the chronological, gospel-centered story line of more than 200 of the most strategic and amazing events from Creation to Heaven. Filled with vibrant, full-color illustrations and exciting "faith facts" that confirm the Bible is true, this apologetics-infused book is designed to help Christians of all ages…
Adventure. Humor. Drama. Help kids discover God's great love story! As they read, they will uncover the big picture. Kids ages 8 to 12 will find out that God's story is not just a collection of random adventures; it's a complete story that tells about God's great love for his people. Using the New International Reader's Version (NIrV) of the Bible, The Story for Kids reads like a novel at a third-grade reading level. Events, characters, and…
Poetry Tea Time is something we’ve been doing for a few months now in our homeschool and I’ve had a few people ask about it. I first came across the idea of Poetry Tea Time on Instagram and through my rabbit trail found out that the idea started with Julie from Brave Writer. Of course…
We’ve acquired a lot of great homeschool resources over the last while and I wanted show our stack of books, games and puzzles with you! I’ve linked the items I can below. RESOURCES MENTIONED Book Outlet Referral Code (we both get $10 off!) Human Body Puzzles 10% off, use the code: IntentionalHomeschooling (case…
Two years ago at this time we were facing the idea of Raeca going into kindergarten in the fall. We had enrolled her in the same semi-private school we had both attended for the majority of our education (Jared went there from K-12 and I did from 5-12). I remember thinking about how kindergarten had…
Today I’m excited to share something with you that I have been thinking about for quite some time: a homeschool mini planner! I am a planner girl through and through but traditional planners and most homeschool planners don’t work with our relaxed/minimal/homeschooling as a lifestyle ways. I like to have a little bit of planning…
One of my most pinned posts on my personal blog is Raising a Highly Sensitive Child: Tips to Help You Get Through, and I’ve thought a lot about how I am going to homeschool this highly sensitive child. I am a highly sensitive person and my daughter is also highly sensitive, it has made for some…
A few words I would use to describe our homeschool this week: worn out, uninspired and boring. Ha! Sounds too good to pass up, doesn’t it? Don’t worry, not every week is like this one! Most of the reason for the feeling worn out was due to our two foster boys, I was just plain…