I love field trips! Kids love field trips! We learn SO much and I was amazed by this SIMPLE, low cost field trip and how much my son BLOSSOMED while we were out and about! This is definitely how my kids learn best AND enjoy learning: hands on, exploration, moving, OUTSIDE...any of those make learning experiences so much more rich! Are you learning about Ancient Greece or Rome in your homeschool right now?? This is the perfect {and mostly free} field trip to learn about Greek & Roman ... Read More about Scavenger Hunt for Greek & Roman Architecture!
Purposeful in 2014: April
In order to help keep myself accountable the goals I set at the beginning of 2014, I'm going to try to post monthly with updates! If you have any updates on your goals or word of the year, I would love to see them! Don't forget about my FREE printable of my PURPOSE for 2014 -- Glorify God and Enjoy Him Forever! Goals Get up early 15/31 days Juicing OR Smoothie OR Salad 15/31 days Kettleball Swings 18/31 days No Eating Out 10/31 days (I'm not counting my day even if I ... Read More about Purposeful in 2014: April
Cross Centered & Meaningful Easter Art Projects
Pinterest is FULL of Easter eggs, bunnies and spring flowers. I love bunnies, eggs and flowers! After all, God DID create Spring and these gorgeous creatures and flowers for us to enjoy!! But, for me, Easter is the most important holiday we celebrate as believers! I want to do some art projects with my kids that show the importance of the cross. But, I admit, pinterest let me down a bit when I went searching for "cross art projects for kids..." and such. So, I have a few ideas for ... Read More about Cross Centered & Meaningful Easter Art Projects
Teaching Kids to Paint Like an Impressionist
Not an artist? No worries! You don't have to be an artist to help your child experience art! You don't have to know all the technical art terms to give your child the gift of art. Last semester I shared lots of ideas with you for the non-artist to Teach Art {With the Help of Pinterest.} I have LOVED that series and promised you I would still come back and share more art ideas with you even though I'm not continuing the series weekly anymore. Last semester we studied Van Gogh, this semester we ... Read More about Teaching Kids to Paint Like an Impressionist
On Not Being Word-Perfect: Taking the Long View on Memorization
I'm so excited to share another amazing guest post on the topic of Memory Work!! To catch you up, I shared Memory Work Made Easy ~ a full year of free memory work for you, with printables! Pam shared how to create an iTunes playlist of your memory work! Brandy shared about creating a memory work binder. And today, we are blessed to hear from Mystie. I love her perspective that she is sharing in this post!! Thank you, Mystie! Whenever we set out to do something, we should know what end ... Read More about On Not Being Word-Perfect: Taking the Long View on Memorization
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