Quick, Easy, and Delicious In the quest to find family dinner favorites I have found one that not only works, but it is a super easy chicken recipe! I have 4 children, whom all don’t like the same things, but this is this kid tested, my 15 year old actually said she prefers these to…
Category: For the Family
Family Oriented
With so many things today no being for the family, I do my best to have several things family appropriate… though I do have some snarky mom moments, my blog is geared toward life with children.
I have many posts, some are recipes, some are about homeschooling, some are crafts, and some are just for fun. Here are a few of my favorites.
When Valentine’s Day hits, we love making these bookmark valentines. They are fun, cute, and useful. Our Little Library is a fun post and project. I recommend reading it and even building one. Even my post on how to invest your pocket change is great because saving for a rainy day is something not everyone does anymore.
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St. Patrick’s Day Bingo
St. Patty’s Day Printable Bingo Fun St. Patrick’s Day is right around the corner and like most holidays, I try to find small ways to have some fun… without going overboard… that is. So, as a fun activity, I made a St. Patrick’s Day Bingo game to take to co-op for the kids play over…
Homemade Valentines for Valentine’s Day
Cute and Perfect for All Ages! As homeschoolers, we haven’t had the need to make valentines on a huge scale before. We’ve made a few, but we haven’t needed to make a classroom full. Last year (2017) we joined a homeschool co-op, where we meet once a week and do extra curricular classes… survival class,…
Our Canadian Homeschool Study
Learning About Canada Homeschool families study geography differently, some study by era (ancient, middle ages, and modern) and others study by a timeline, using inventions or other events to learn about places. We just picked a country and started studying… our first country was Canada. Canada is our friendly neighbor to the north and so…
How to Invest Your Pocket Change
Planning for Your Future Planning for your future can be a daunting task. Most people don’t know how to invest and depending on a person’s age, investing might be the farthest thing from your mind. I am not a money guru… I am in no way a money adviser… but I have found an awesome…
Indianapolis Children’s Museum – ScienceWorks
A Museum With Many Names I am sure most of my regular readers know that I homeschool my kids, though if you’ve just randomly found my page you wouldn’t know that, and so to you… we homeschool. Part of our homeschooling experience involves our local children’s museum, which just happens to be the world’s largest,…
Little Library – Update
Starting on the Little Library We’ve (and by we’ve… I mean mainly my big, strapping, handsome hubby) begun building our Little Library and are excited to get it up. We have most of it together now and are waiting on Plexiglas. We haven’t had much luck with our Pool, through PayPal (a page people can…
Our Trip to Great Wolf Lodge
Christmastime at a Water Park On Christmas 2016, we told the kids that we would be taking them to Great Wolf Lodge. The kids had asked several times if they could go and so we thought it would be a perfect gift for all of them… 1 big gift! We had envisioned spring of 2017…
Little Library – Our New Project
Old Books Became Inspiration While weeding through some of the kids books, we realized that some of them were in great shape. We just aren’t the kind of people to do a yard sale… don’t get me wrong… we love going to them, we just aren’t going to have one in the near future. When…
Best Stand Mixers – A Review
Not All Mixers Are Created Equally Who loves cooking and baking? Do you own a stand mixer? If you don’t, have you ever wondered which brands are the best stand mixers or which one is the BEST? Even if you are mixing up something as simple as a boxed cake, having a mixer comes in…
