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Easy Spanish Lessons for the Whole Family

A couple of weeks ago, Josh told me that he liked all the meals I’d fixed for supper the previous week. No, it wasn’t because I’m such a fantastic cook. He liked them because they made easy leftover meals for taking to work. I still took it as the compliment it was though because all the meals were also simple… View Post

How to Ignite Your Child’s Passion for Reading

I’m a bookworm. I have loved to read as long as I can remember. Once, our school did a read-a-thon to raise money for a charity. My step-dad pledged $1/book (that was a lot of money back in the day) because he didn’t think I’d read that many books. It seems like the goal was 20 books per reader, and,… View Post

10 Ways to Keep Preschool and Kindergarten Learning Fun

It can be so easy as a homeschooling parent – particularly a new one – to get caught up in worrying about academics. Yes, formal learning is important but so is delight-directed learning and just having fun. This is especially true when you have little ones. Moms and dads, keep preschool and kindergarten learning fun! This post contains affiliate links…. View Post

Busy Bags: Activities to Engage Curious Preschoolers

The fact that preschoolers are curious, energetic little beings is both a blessing and a curse. When you’re trying to get school done with older children, get dinner on the table, or wait more than 2.5 seconds for an appointment, that energetic curiosity can be maddening. Those are the times when you need quiet, self-contained activities that preschoolers can do… View Post

8 Tips for Homeschooling with Babies, Toddlers and Preschoolers in the Mix

Sometimes I amuse myself. When my kids were little, the outgoing message on my answering machine started with, “You’ve reached the Bales family three-ring circus…” And lest someone think they could just track me down on my cell phone, my outgoing voicemail message started with, “You’ve reached the Bales family traveling circus…” Homeschooling can be challenging. Throw a baby, toddler,… View Post

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