8 tried & true art projects for kids to express who they are!

We had a fantastic first day back to homeschool this year! Here are all the details for our breakfast, baskets, & school room surprises!

From little kid to big kid, we’ve used this table setup in both seasons of life!

America, chicks, books, new releases, and backyard campouts - time to wrap up July!

‘Tis the season and today I’m sharing a roundup of our first day of homeschool over the past four years.

If you’re trying to decide between these two, I’ve used both over four years now. Today I’m breaking down what you need to know.

Prepping homeschool curriculum or educational materials at home is super simple. I’m sharing all about our printer, what paper I keep on hand, my laminator, spiral binders & more.

Today I thought it’d be fun to take you on a tour of some of the spaces where our homeschool life takes place…

A few tried and true curriculums + a few new to freshen things up for my third time teaching 1st grade!

My upcoming 3rd grader loves all things math, engineering, and drawing so I’ve got a few new things for him to try this year!

Here we go! This year the girls really helped me make a lot of decisions and it was so nice to have their input.

On this post I’m sharing a bunch of my favorite curriculums and linking every curriculum pick and review blog post I’ve ever written.

Our simple summer schedule including what we’ll be doing for math and reading + a few fun mini studies!

Sharing our family read alouds and what each of my kids are reading this summer!

DC > Kirtland > Palmyra > Philly > NYC

Our full itinerary + LOTS of feedback about our most recent trip…

What a year it’s been! This was my first year officially homeschooling all four of my kids and it was definitely harder than I thought it would be…

A few months ago, I shared I was doing a major reset in our homeschool…turns out I took some major time off social media and here’s why…

‘Tis the season for giving and this year I’ve rounded up five gift categories for homeschool families.

This year it’s Handel’s Messiah, Christmas Carols, Symbols of Christ, and some fun hands-on activities for our cozy read-alouds…

If you’re new to Christmas school it is a time where many homeschoolers set aside or lighten their core load of work to focus more on learning about Christ or doing some fun Christmas-themed learning units.