I first “met” Laura while I was pregnant with Asher. If you were a reader during that time, you’ll remember I was SO sick with Hyperemesis Gravidarum and the entire house was a little down in the dumps. During that time, Laura sent us a package with hand-drawn artwork from her daughter and a homemade […]
Ultimate Homemaking Bundle 2014
April 23, 2014 by Leave a Comment
It’s here! I look forward to this bundle sale every single year! By popular demand, 100+ homemaking bloggers are bringing back The Ultimate Homemaking Bundle, and it’s better than ever! The Ultimate Homemaking Bundle is a complete library of great eBooks on homemaking—a truly valuable knowledge base you’ll use for many years to come. Unlike […]
The Ultimate Guide to Developing Fine Motor Skills
April 7, 2014 by 15 Comments
Fine Motor Skills are important to everyday activities such as tying shoes, writing names, and buttoning a shirt. Little hands need practice to develop these skills and strengthen hand muscles. What Are Fine Motor Skills and Why Develop Them? is a great place to start if you aren’t sure what fine motor skills really are […]
Torn Paper Nest Craft
April 6, 2014 by 4 Comments
We love torn paper crafts at our house. They are easy to make and strengthen fine motor skills for little fingers. One of my favorite spring time art pieces is the Torn Paper Nest we made during Nn-Nest week in My Father’s World Kindergarten last year. Although we made it last year, I realized I […]
iHomeschool Network Twitter Party 3-11-14
March 11, 2014 by Leave a Comment
You are invited to attend a twitter party TONIGHT with iHomeschool Network! Tonight I’ll be tweeting behind the scenes for iHomeschool Network for the #iHSnet twitter party with six different featured guests. There are prizes and coupon codes, too! I hope to see you there! For twitter party newbies, try using Twubs to follow along. […]
5 Preschool Pinterest Boards You Don’t Want to Miss
March 10, 2014 by 2 Comments
I love Pinterest. There are lots of great ways to use Pinterest–wish lists, project ideas, menu planning, and more. I have found that I have a mixture of Pinterest boards, but some of my favorite to pin to are preschool focused. Today I’m sharing my Top 5 Preschool Pinterest Boards. Make sure to follow them! […]
A Sense of the Resurrection: Easter Activities for Families
March 6, 2014 by 2 Comments
If you are looking for hands-on activities to help explain the events surrounding Jesus’ death and resurrection, then you’ll want to grab a copy of the new ebook, A Sense of Resurrection–Easter Activities for Families from OhAmanda. A Sense of Resurrection is 12 hands-on activities you can do with your kids in the weeks leading […]
East TN Bloggers
February 25, 2014 by 2 Comments
It’s always fun to find people in your area that share your own passions. Recently, I was added to a Facebook group. The thing we have in common? We all live in East Tennessee and blog. It was really neat to see the wide range of topics and even see a few familiar faces! I […]
Simple Science: Observing Snowflakes
February 19, 2014 by 3 Comments
Jonah was especially excited about our recent snow since it came during the week we were studying snow in science with My Father’s World First Grade. I love when God does things like that! At the sight of the first few flakes, he took a magnifying glass outside to get a closer look at them […]
Indoor Snow Play with a Snow Sensory Bin
February 18, 2014 by 5 Comments
It has snowed twice this month! Chattanooga, TN isn’t known for lots of snow, so we enjoyed the rare treat of sledding and throwing snowballs. The boys loved it! The temperature rose quickly and the snow started to melt….except on our back porch. Wanting to savor the last little bit of snow, I scooped up […]
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