Encouraging Reading… With Pizza!
This post is linked to Works for Me Wednesday!
This post is linked to Works for Me Wednesday!
Our boys were told long ago that we feel very strongly that they have absolutely no excuse for saying, “I’m bored,” given the number of books, toys, and games stored in our home, and that if we hear them saying they’re bored, we will find a large garbage bag and send them off to…
Temperatures are rising. Talk of camps, vacations, and lazy days ahead can be heard at the park, the grocery store, the soccer field, homeschool co-ops, anywhere there are moms and kids! Summer is near and folks are gearing up for two and a half months without school and the usual manic-pace of classes, homework, and…
Cub Scouts, AWANA, Lowes Build and Grow Workshops… know what these three things have in common? Patches, lots of patches to be sewn onto shirts, vests, and aprons. Early on in my eldest son’s Cub Scout career, I discovered a little secret that has made sewing patches so (pun intended) easy: I GLUE the patch…
One hot, humid August afternoon last summer, we joined friends for a last minute get-together at our local AMF Lane. While there I learned about the AMF Kids Bowl Free program, an incredible program that allows all registered children ages 15 and under to bowl 2 FREE! games each day throughout the…
When I opened our CSA box last year and found kale, I wasn’t sure quite what to do with it. Kale was not a vegetable I had ever purchased or prepared for my family. At a friend’s recommendation, I tried sauteing it with a bit of olive oil and garlic, but my family was less…
Every now and then I happen upon a website that proves a wealth of information and resources. SparkleBox is one such website. SparkleBox was launched in 2006 as a resource for teachers in the UK, and beyond, the website says. All of the resources are FREE, although a few do require you to download…