How many of you remember back when you were in school? I graduated in 1997, but I still can remember how much I disliked Math. It always seemed like the class was the longest of all my classes. While Math wasn’t my worst subject, it sure wasn’t my best subject. With homeschooling our daughter, the one subject she to struggles with is Math. With so many new resources, Math no longer has to be a struggle for our children. We {Read More}
Purchasing Wholesale Canvas For Art Projects
September 18, 2015 By Leave a Comment
I have never been a crafty person. Not long ago, I decided to take the plunge into the crafting world. While I consider myself an amateur crafter, I know my crafting is nice enough to display on my home walls. I recently got into doing canvas arts. My daughter loves the crayon on canvas art, and I love using the silhouette cameo to make painted saying canvases. Not only does canvas art have a nice look, when you purchase wholesale {Read More}
How To Overcome Distractions In Homeschooling
August 12, 2015 By Leave a Comment
Homeschooling can offer you the chance to educate your children in a nurturing environment and it could help your youngsters to fulfill their academic potential. However, as education specialists Oxford Home Schooling point out, when you’re teaching your kids, you need to be sure that they are getting the best possible schooling outside the traditional classroom environment. One possible barrier to this is distraction. In busy family households, there can be lots of things that take youngsters’ attention away from {Read More}
6 Ways to Get Your Summer Reads Digitally
August 3, 2015 By Leave a Comment
When the sun is shining and the weather is warm, there is nothing like sitting outside and enjoying a good book. Whether you are relaxing in a hammock or lounging by the pool, use a tablet or smartphone to enjoy your summer reads without setting foot in a book store. Here are some ways to catch up on your reading digitally. Kindle Image via Flickr by Michael Covel Kindle is one of the most popular readers on the market, but {Read More}
Learning New Tricks With Silhouette Cameo
July 7, 2015 By Leave a Comment
I am currently limited on space, so I don’t use the Silhouette Cameo that often, however, when I break it out we try new things! I have joined several silhouette groups on facebook to learn new things that this awesome machine can do. With following the groups I have discovered using freezer paper to make stencils and painting the design on shirts. This has to be one of the neatest things! Okay, so there are other neat things as well, {Read More}
The Importance of a Child’s Education
April 15, 2015 By 4 Comments
Education is a basic human right that every child should receive. It’s the stepping stone in increasing income, achieving economic growth, and sustaining a healthy society. In developing countries, education breaks the cycle of poverty and opens the minds of children, letting them know that they can be whatever they want to be. As Parents.com puts it, the education that any child receives “sets the groundwork for future successes.” This is why many nonprofits work towards sponsoring children in poverty {Read More}
