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Disclosure: I received this complimentary product through the Homeschool Review Crew  Some of you may remember last year that we reviewed a really great kitchen product that gives you all the tools you need to start fermenting foods in your own home.   It quickly became a favorite in my home, allowing me to make my own kimchi, sauerkraut and other fermented foods and saving me tons of money instead of buying prepared options at the supermarket.  Many of those premade options have unnecessary chemicals and preservatives, where as making my own at home, I knew exactly what was in the...

Learn about the amazing plants for kids in our world with this intersting and fun botany lesson for kids! From fascinating facts about plants for kids, plant worksheets, hands-on plant activities, creative plant experiments, and even tests with answer keys to test what your child has learned, you will love this fun printable science lesson for kids! Use this plant lesson with first […] The post Plant Lesson – 80 pages on Botany for Kids appeared first on 123 Homeschool 4 Me.

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s What's the most disorganized spot in your kitchen? In my own kitchen, it's the little space in our cabinet that holds our pots, pans, and pot lids. It's ridiculous because this storage area is one we access on a regular basis and yet I've managed to ignore this problem area for a very long time!  Since I'm not tackling any big diy projects at the moment, I decided to finally find a great solution to organizing pots and pans. Kitchen organization is a constant battle so perhaps you'll find these pots and pans cabinet storage ideas useful as well. ...

What is the Montessori approach to teaching manners? Most manners can be taught through Grace and Courtesy lessons at home and in the classroom. We don't teach manners to have quiet and obedient children. We teach manners to promote friendship, respect, family values, citizenship, and social cohesion. We can teach children about manners through: Lessons/Demonstrations - this can be serious or fun and silly. We can role-play situations. Both the adult and child can act out what to do, and what not to do. In Montessori schools, children are taught how to carry and push in their chair quietly, how...