This week we’re studying the life of Moses. Using The Mystery of History as our guide, and reading directly from our family bible, we have spent our afternoons immersed in the life of this interesting, and very human man named Moses. My children (and I) have been enraptured by the way God revealed himself to Moses, and the amazing miracles …Read the Rest
This post has been a long time coming. You might already know that we’re using The Mystery of History this year, (you might be annoyed of all my posts about the program), but the program is amazing and has quickly become the CORE of our homeschool days. It’s that good. I quickly found myself scheduling art projects, crafts, and even …Read the Rest
Summer is a great time to harvest fruit…. REAL fruit. These printables are brand NEW and would be perfect for some laid back, summer learning that focuses on character development. So get your laminators out ladies! Fruits of the Spirit Preschool Printables Fruits of the Spirit K-5 Printables Seeds Family Worship Printables Hope your Summer is off to a great …Read the Rest
Busy building our towers over here! And I’ve got a TON of new printables up on Bible Story Printables all about the Tower of Babel. There are some adorable games you can use in your classroom including this: Tower of Babel File Folder Game And this Languages of the World Card Game There is a bunch more all listed here: …Read the Rest
I have finally picked out a Bible History program for my kiddos this year, and I’m proud to unveil that we’ll be using: Grapevine Beginner Testament Overview I chose this because I’ve got a 2nd grader, and a KG student and the beginner series seemed like it would work perfectly in the middle of their ability levels. I can expand …Read the Rest
Okay, so I’m not really sure what category these little guys are going to fall under, because we made them with rose petals in the shape of hearts…and they look like Spring trees, but Valentine’s Day is not exactly in Spring per-se’ …..so for now we’re just calling them Valentine Trees. Whatever. They’re really easy, and they are like a …Read the Rest
This little guy sure has an expression doesn’t he? He looks a bit Twitterpaited if you ask me. (That term from Bambi might have a whole new meaning now that Twitter is so popular!) The belly of this little guy provides some white space for children to write in key facts or even some poetry about owls! Here’s the Photo …Read the Rest
Okay, I know that I could have shelled out the $8 bucks and got the traditional Sparky Bag, but I needed an excuse to use my fabric markers……And I think it turned out pretty cute. Of course, Bubba wanted a Cubbie bag too. We’re all about FAIR around here.
We picked back up with our Owl unit this week, reading “Our Wild World: Owls”. I say reading lightly because the text was a little thick for my 4 year old, but the photographs were quite awe inspiring. So much so that on the spur of the moment we decided to make a mural mosaic of one of them. We …Read the Rest
I won’t be teaching Sunday School Anymore. No more “Miss Valerie” Starting next week: I’ll be demoted to just “Regular Old Valerie” Kinda makes me sad It’s been really fun over the last few months getting to know all the little boys and girls in my “Bunny” class. I wonder if they’ll miss me. Some of them like me…..I just …Read the Rest
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