Tag: Homeschooling2019-2020
FREE COLORING PAGES
After sitting at home in a self-quarantine, I have been looking online for something that I could do with the kids. (We are already home, but this mama is trying to slow down and enjoy.) I have found a few webpages that I have enjoyed. I have added color pages that found – Links to the original sites are below…
Homeschool Curriculum Review – JustinGuitar ONLINE
#homeschoolreview #twothumbsup #krisandlarryhomeschoolapproved #homeschool #homeschoollmusc #amazoninfluencer KrisandLarry.com homeschool Approved. Over the years, we have tried out many different music programs. Fortunately, with the Internet, there are many, many places that you can find online. We have finally found one that we like as a family. We are learning both the guitar and the ukulele. We can’t say enough good things…
Game review – Waterproof playing cards AND Uno Flip
So for those who do follow our blog and family know that we are gamers. We love all different types of games. Last month, Shelby, Michael, Larry and I (Kris) took a Carnival Cruise for Shelby’s 21st birthday out of Long Beach. Larry and I love to go on cruises since we can “unplug” from technology for a little while…
Homeschool Curriculum Review – High School Physics
#homeschoolreview #twothumbsup #krisandlarryhomeschoolapproved #homeschool #highschoolscience #amazoninfluencer KrisandLarry.com homeschool Approved. High school Physics, homeschool curriculum – GuestHallow.com After 16 full years of homeschooling up to 8 children at a time, this mama knows what she is looking for and that is normally the easy button. The site GuestHallow has some amazing year long curriculum available to purchase. They are full everything…
End of Summer Projects
It is that time of the year. The summer for public school kids in our area is coming to a close. I love that we have a bit of freedom in our homeschooling. We have a handful of projects to still get worked on our homestead for this summer season Our aquaponics system is being put back up. In this…
What can you do as a homeschooler?
As a homeschooling family, I try to think outside the box. I have 4 who are ages 9-13 and several are special needs. We have a great little chunk of land, many animals, homesteading, cooking from scratch. But how do I tap those needs in a different way, OUTSIDE the BOX? We are taking a different approach this year. For…
