~Eliana is 33 Months~ Fall has almost come and gone here in Wyoming. We have had a couple of snowfalls and lots of cold weather, so the leaves that were still changing colors are now mostly brown. On our way home from the Y one day, Elli picked up a pile of…

I really want to write about what we did for Biblical History this week and the amazing things we learned about the first week of history, the very first people that walked on this earth, and what happened to them, but that will be in another post. I co…

The Nature Explorer's Club is back! If you are interested in doing nature study with your very young children, head on over to Blissful Moments and check out all the fun activities Jen has planned for the upcoming topic ~ squirrels ! Jen is gracious…

I'm not sure if I enjoyed "meeting"Jim Baumgardener or Sarah more. Maybe the two go hand in hand. As a member of TOS Homeschool Crew, I received Sara's Wish for review. This is the first in a series of books by Jim Baumgardener. The autho…

Are you looking for some fall learning activities to do with your children? If so, then you should checkout this great Download N G o unit study and lapbook - it's free! Autumn Treasures is the first in a brand new series from Amanda Bennet and The…

Tree Talk {A little interview with Malachi on his knowledge of trees} 1. Name a tree you have seen that is familiar to you: Pine tree 2. Name a tree that sheds its leaves in the fall, appears to be dead through the winter, and then looks alive again in th…

We began our celebration of the Feast of Tabernacles this week, so we had a very relaxed week in our homeschool. To start off our week, we each made an edible sukkah (that's Hebrew for tabernacle or booth), read about the feast in the bible, camped out …

Slow and steady wins the race in this classic fable with a classical music twist! Maestro Classics presents classical music for children in The Tortoise and the Hare . From the website: Wearing fancy running shoes, Hare begins the race and being far ahea…