Bonjour! My son just completed French 1 through Bob Jones Academy’s Distance Learning Online program and I can’t wait to tell you about it! Merci beaucoup! Thank you for watching!
Bonjour! My son just completed French 1 through Bob Jones Academy’s Distance Learning Online program and I can’t wait to tell you about it! Merci beaucoup! Thank you for watching!
I got my Sonlight order for science today! I’m excited to take a look at it with you… Thanks for watching!
Today, I’m sharing a quick review of Life of Fred Math – Fractions, and Decimals & Percents. If you’re bored or discouraged with your current math program, Life of Fred may be just the change you need. If you find my videos helpful, please consider sharing and subscribing! Thanks for watching!
Hey! I made a short video to share my favorite homeschooling – and life! – planner with you. I hope you enjoy it. Please “like” and “subscribe” on YouTube, if you can. My kids tell me this is important. 😁 Thanks for watching!
Here’s my latest video – a review of a curriculum I’ve used off and on over the years. Thanks for watching!
Here’s my latest video. And yes, my kids have seen them and actually approve! Phew.😅 This video is a continuation of my previous one about books. It’s slightly longer, but hopefully with better information! I’m still very new at all of this, but I hope it helps another homeschooling mom out there. Thank you for …
Here’s a new video about where I find quality books for my children to read. I hope it is helpful. And, in case you saw my last post, you’ll be happy to know that, so far, the kids haven’t killed me.😉
I’ve been blogging for almost ten years. I’ve got Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram. But I’d never tried making a a YouTube video, well, not counting all the videos of my kids saying and doing adorable things. During a recent hunt for curriculum reviews, I realized that videos are a faster and more interesting way to …
Wampum is short for wampumpeag, which is an Algonquian word meaning “string of white shell beads”. The Native Americans made wampum by boring a hole into shells and then strung on hemp or other plant fibers. They wore it as jewelry. Because it was valuable, it was often used as a unit of trade. …
Well, what’s that old saying? Better late than never? Ha! I’m really late posting these photos, that’s for sure! Our first day of school here at the Basham hacienda was Monday, August 7, 2017. We hit the ground running! I have been so busy, that I am just now getting this written. We began our …
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