Since returning from our trip to Scotland and Ireland, I have repeatedly heard, "Tell me all about your trip."
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Saturday, April 26, 2014
Tuesday, April 22, 2014
Writing Enrichment: Make a Book
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A
reader recently asked me if I have any suggestions for summer academic
enrichment activities, specifically in the area of English, for her
middle school age son. She doesn't want to send him away to a writing
camp or spend money on an online writing course.
Coming
up with a good writing enrichment activity is more challenging
Saturday, April 19, 2014
12 Things People Don't Tell You About Visiting Scotland and Ireland
I recently returned from a 2 week visit
to Scotland and Ireland. I did enjoy the trip, but discovered some
things I did not know before I went, even though I did research
travel tips. If you are planning a trip to the UK or Ireland, here
are some things to know before you go.
Tuesday, April 8, 2014
Guest Post: Success Without College
Today's guest post is from my friend Courtney at Minivan Mom. I think we were the very first customer at their body shop. That is where I first met her husband. I asked Courtney to tell us their story about how they are succeeding without college degrees. Courtney and her husband were both homeschooled and now homeschool their children. She has some great advice here. Enjoy her story (and this picture of her adorable family).
Photo Credit: Abbie Gibson Photography |
Tuesday, April 1, 2014
Guest Post: 7 Reasons You Should Take Your Child on a Mission Trip
There are many things you can teach your children at home, but some lessons are only learned by venturing out. My new friend, Kathleen from {full of life}, is my guest blogger today. She shares lessons learned from taking her daughter on two mission trips.
Going on a mission trip can be a
mind-altering experience for a teenager, in the best possible way.