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This post contains affiliate links - using affiliate links from Homeschool Coffee Break helps fuel this blog. Each week Lysha at A Camera and a Cookbook shares a set of prompts for photos. On Saturday she invites participants to share their photos in the I Spy 2021 linkup. Here's what I came up with for this week's prompts. - pieces - that puzzle from last week is still in progress. - tied - I really had to think for this prompt! This is part of my husband's collection of neckties, which he keeps tied on the hangers. - scented - peppermint rosemary...

I previously reviewed this book. I am reposting my review as part of the blog tour.About the Book Can Scrooge find love from a friendship gone cold?Sanford Stone cut ties with his best friend, Natalie, in favor of the love of his life … a woman who ended up walking out on him just before Christmas. Six years later, Sanford can’t bring himself to celebrate Christ’s birth with any joy. Little does he know, his grandmother and her companions have dubbed him the Scrooge and intend to help him overcome his bitterness and find happiness again.The only thing that has...

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CLASSES BEGIN ON August 4 Are you looking for multi-sensory games to add to your math practice? This class is a popular addition to ANY math curriculum. Homeschool publications and blogs are all a buzz about multi-sensory, concrete learning—with good reason. Kids learn better, faster, and have more fun doing so. Yes, this even works for math facts! We’ll guide students step-by-step through how to have a ball with math facts. We’ll use unit cubes, dominoes, the “missing number” game, have a catch, hop through multiplication facts, and catch flashcard fever—keeping addition and subtraction from getting dicey. Students will also enjoy presentations...

The COVID-19 pandemic saw over 300 million students all over the world become homeschooled according to Thinkimpact. Since it is a forced measure, and we live in a world where traveling to space is possible, the approach to homeschooling has also changed since its origin in the 1970s. This post was first published on eLearning Industry.