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Welcome to week 16 of  Blogging Through the Alphabet 2021. This week our letter of the alphabet is the letter O and I thought I'd share a couple of resources to get you looking at the Olympics as it commences tomorrow!  It's certainly going to be a different one this year and a year late to boot.  My co-host Desiree at Our Homeschool Notebook the topic is O is for Olympics. This year the summer Olympic Games are being hosted in Tokyo from the 23 July 2021 to the 8 August 2021.  The Paralympic Games are being hoted from the...

Right now 45% of Americans (and 50% of Millennials) have a side hustle. And what’s happening is that this trend is still growing. It’s reported that an additional 60 million people plan to start side hustles in 2021. This means there are plenty of opportunities and side hustles for women. Whether you’re a mom like me, a college student, a corporate wife or a single woman working as a barista, it’s completely possible to start a side gig, work from home and eventually make enough money from a side hustle to turn it into a full-time home business idea. Before...

Did you know you can create your own electricity from fruit? Yep! In this amazign lemon battery your children will use a couple simple materials to make a lemon powered light. This lemon battery experiment is perfect for kindergarten, first grade, 2nd grade, 3rd grade, 4th grade, 5th grade, and 6th grade students to explore creating a circuit. Except […] The post EASY Lemon Battery Experiment for Kids appeared first on 123 Homeschool 4 Me.

Welcome to Tuesday's Giveaway Link Up with your hosts Karen @ Tots and Me, Emily @ Emily Reviews, and Rena @ An Ordinary Housewife.So glad you could join us as we share our giveaways on  Tuesday's Giveaway Link Ups.  This link up will be posted Monday at 7 PM est. and run all week long! Make sure you stop in as often as you can to list your latest giveaways. Here is how to use the Giveaway Link Up1. Post your reviews and/or giveaways, as many as you have, be sure to add the end date (family friendly please)2. Help spread the...

With the global pandemic, the number of parents who opt for homeschooling their children has gone up significantly. Most of them worked from home, spending most of their time with their children. Many are finding that the school systems are much worse than we ever thought possible and opting to keep their kids home this coming school year because we are learning that we can in fact teach our children better than the government can. Homeschooling can sometimes be very challenging, especially for those parents that have yet to adjust to the recent events around the globe. For one to be successful,...