You can still see exactly what we do for school to get links or ideas. You can go to the Easy Peasy All in One Homeschool. And click on Math or Biology, for example. I list in bold the minor topics like Place Value or Digestive System. You can see exactly what materials we used and what activities we do. I will also post there from time to time about the things we do for school. My focus is now on working on my curriculum. The Mayas and a Vocab Freebie. Each day as the childre.

My life and ministry as a disciple of Jesus Christ. I have been wondering more and more lately if our family size in now complete. Oh how blessed I am to have such a wonderful wife and wonderful children! Thank you, Lord! .

Practical tips, projects, plans, pages and art ideas for homeschooling! Planning and Organization Pages. I started Practical Pages with the aim of encouraging moms, and although I love to share what works. Here on Practical Pages, I admit that I often showcase the best sharable moments. Of course, I am not supermom and things are often less than perfect! In another Getting Real. Part of the problem was me an.

On Aug 5, 2015. And then all I saw was the baby. In that moment, I glimpsed a world beyond what I had imagined. In those dusky eyes, a sweet, murky swirl of brown and blue, I encountered the kindled flame of a new, precious life, a self formed and watchful, as its eyes first opened upon love. What killed her imagination? Have we, in our faith-shaped lives fully embraced children ourselves, as gifts and graces, as precious, as worthy of our work and care? On Aug 3, 2015.

This page will list the Internet Projects we will be participating in. As well as our own project. We are doing a couple of online projects right now. One is the Iditarod project. I think doing some extra stuff like this keeps students interested and excited about learning. There are a couple of places to find online projects.

Celebrating our family, faith, farm life and the food that is always a part of our adventure! Saturday, July 25, 2015. I like to think of them as positive do-overs. No mistakes made, just a chance to redefine or recreate rather than waste food. Estimates that more than 70 billion pounds of food is going to waste.