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Hello Everyone, I hope you're off to a good week and enjoying these last few weeks of Summer.  I'm so glad you're stopping by to check out all the inspiration and I hope you'll link up and share what you all have been up to.  Amber and I are excited to be hosting this weekly party that celebrates All Things Home.We love to see what you're up to on Your blogs,so please join in and share your inspiration.August is the month that I get excited about Fall decorating. I'm not there yet, but just thinking about it. Sunflowers are my go-to flower for Late Summer decor.I...

Brain Breaks for Kids Learning at Home Parents, we know you are working hard to do it all these days, so we’ve rounded up some free homeschooling screen-free activities for your little ones below. Cool aunts, uncles, grandparents, and teachers are welcome, too !  Back to school looks very different in 2020. With parents scrambling to figure out if they’re homeschooling full or part-time, distance learning is a reality that has parents and teachers overwhelmed. Homeschooling is hard but remember the power of play! Brain breaks have been a common theme for quite some time but are now a front and...

Writing with Ease is a writing curriculum for grades 1-4. You can use it with great flexibility. If your child is still learning how to form letters in first grade, you can start Writing with Ease in second grade. Writing with Ease, level 1 You can get all four volumes, but even the curriculum author will tell you the fourth volume is not necessary. By the time you have gone through the first three volumes, your child will be ready for the Logic Stage. As such, you can move into Writing with Skill. I will cover Writing with Skill in...

We’re here to guide you through the coronavirus pandemic. Sign up to the Life newsletter for daily tips, advice, how-tos and escapism. Nobody ever thought kids would spend half the year off school in 2020. But now that we’ve adjusted to lockdown, homeschooling and a lot of screen-time, the return to formal education can seem even more daunting, with some parents worried how their children will get back into the swing of things come September 3. Child psychologist Dr Amanda Gummer says children are resilient and, as long as they know what the rules are, they’ll adapt quickly to different scenarios. “Just...

Make these Personalized Back to School Folders with the Cricut Joy to keep your school supplies organized. This is a sponsored post written by me on behalf of Cricut. All opinions are 100% mine. As I said in my last post, I am having a hard time coming to terms with being a “homeschool mom.” I’m glad I have the support of our school system, so all I need to do is stay organized. Easier said than done…but I have the Cricut Joy to help me out with these Personalized Back to School Folders. I big heart eyes love my...