Sewing: A Boy and A Button
A child with a button in his hands can go a long way. Through this simple, practical and purposeful activity, my son learned how to
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The Space We’ve Made: 5 Tips to Organize Your Homeschool Room
It’s been about five months since we’ve moved into our new home and four months since we’ve added a new member to our family. With
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The Alphabet and Number Christmas Trees
Christmas is and has been my favorite time of the year. In fact, it has always started earlier for me than most people in the
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A Team of Three: When Pride Divides…
Proverbs 25:24 says, “It is better to live in a corner of the roof than in a house shared with a contentious woman.” Two weeks
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My Kid and His Armor of God
Ephesians 6:11 “Put on the full armor of God, so that you can stand against the schemes of the devil.” This was our memory verse
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Sticker Fun!
I love stickers! I used to collect them when I was a kid! I had a bunch of sticker albums and sticker rolls that took
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Tandem Schooling
What to do with two? There are days when juggling a toddler and a preschooler can be challenging especially when you are trying to get
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Sensory Opposites: creating contrasting habitats
What better way to learn about arctic and desert animals than with sensory bins!!! Micah and Titus had a great time learning about the different
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Finessing Fine Motor Skills in Your Little Dynamo
When it comes to using gross motor skills — things like walking, jumping, and running — your little dynamo probably doesn’t need much encouragement. But
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Button Board!
Some moms have emailed and asked me to share some frugal Montessori activities. Here’s one of them! This is a DIY version of the Button
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