Self-paced biology video labs are the perfect addition to any high school biology curriculum! Your teen will love these easy-to-use videos by Dr. Kristin Moon. Come see how we're making them work for our high school homeschool! *Disclosure: I received Kristin Moon's Biology Lab Video Course in exchange for an honest review of the product. As always, all thoughts and opinions are my own. I … [Read more...] about Biology Made Easy with Kristin Moon’s Self-Paced Biology Video Labs
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Who Would Win Unit Study for Kids
Do your kids love learning about the science of animals? Then they may enjoy the Who Would Win unit study for kids! *Disclosure: I was asked for an honest review of The Waldock Way's Who Would Win. I was compensated for my time. As always, all thoughts and opinions are my own. I only choose to share resources that I would use with my own family and those that I believe other families will … [Read more...] about Who Would Win Unit Study for Kids
Make Your Own Solar Oven S’mores
Did you know that your kids can build their own solar oven out of pizza boxes? It's true! What's more, there are loads to be learned about the concentration of the sun's energy, and you can all enjoy a tasty treat at the end of the process: Solar Oven S'mores! Here is how we made these tasty s'mores and learned about Reflection, Absorption, and Convection. This post may contain affiliate links. … [Read more...] about Make Your Own Solar Oven S’mores
Favorite Winter Picture Books
Cozy up with over 20 of our favorite winter picture books for kids! These books are sure to warm and excite your little ones as they dive into stories of snow, ice, nature, and family. This post may contain affiliate links. Please read my disclosure statement for more information. Favorite Winter Picture Books for Kids Do your kids devour books? Here are some of my children's absolute … [Read more...] about Favorite Winter Picture Books
Keeping Your Happy through Winter
I just went out and bought all the twinkle lights I could find! No, I'm not stocking up for next year's holiday decorations. I'm preparing myself for the dark cold winter that lies ahead. As moms, we know that with the dreariness of winter's days, the less happy we can become. A certain grey dullness can overshadow the joys of our everyday life. Even our little ones can exude a bit more … [Read more...] about Keeping Your Happy through Winter
Black Friday and Cyber Monday Homeschool Deals
Did you know that Black Friday through Cyber Monday is a fantastic time to snag some fabulous homeschool deals? Black Friday and Cyber Monday Homeschool Deals This post may contain affiliate links. Please read my disclosure statement for more information. *All of these deals are time sensitive and many are only available for one day. I have noted the dates for each deal...and check back for new … [Read more...] about Black Friday and Cyber Monday Homeschool Deals
Christmas Around the World with Cookies
Christmas around the world with cookies is a tasty and fun way for children to explore cultures and traditions from around the globe. *Disclosure: I was asked for an honest review of The Waldock Way's Santa's Tasty Trip Around the World. I was compensated for my time. As always, all thoughts and opinions are my own. I only choose to share resources that I would use with my own family and … [Read more...] about Christmas Around the World with Cookies
Our Favorite Fall Books
Our favorite fall books include those with gorgeous illustrations and beautiful stories. With the cooler nights comes the change in seasons. Autumn is upon us as is apple picking, falling leaves, and of course pumpkins! Don't you just love fall? Changes in the seasons result in changes in the seasonal books on our shelves. I hope you enjoy some of our fall favorites! This post may contain … [Read more...] about Our Favorite Fall Books
Mom’s Cancer Diagnosis and Double Mastectomy
My double mastectomy was scheduled for Wednesday morning. How did I end up here? I was hoping the MRI results would show the lump was contained and we could proceed with a lumpectomy. That wasn't exactly the case. I was diagnosed with cancer on July 13th. The cancer appeared contained from what we could see, BUT there was far more of it than we would have guessed. 8.5 cm X 4.1 cm to be … [Read more...] about Mom’s Cancer Diagnosis and Double Mastectomy
When Mom is Diagnosed with Cancer
"You have cancer. I'm sorry." The words of my doctor seared into my brain. Afterward, and even for several days, everything the doctors said didn't make sense. It was like my ears were stuffed with cotton. All I kept thinking about were my kids. How could I be diagnosed with cancer? I had no risk factors, and I'm only 42. Cancer! When Mom is Diagnosed with Cancer I was told that … [Read more...] about When Mom is Diagnosed with Cancer