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Tag Archives: homeschool
AHG Badge Help – Gardening and Plant Science #4
The teacher in me loves the science related badges. As we homeschool, I find that our curriculum often overlaps with badge work. This experiment is a classic example of one that we performed in “school”.
Posted in American Heritage Girls
Tagged AHG, homeschool, merit badge, plants, printable, Science and Technology Frontier
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Memory Board
Have you ever noticed that every place you go there is a gift shop, and you cannot leave without walking through it. As homeschoolers who travel a lot we have been to a lot of unique places. Years ago, the … Continue reading
Blue Bell Hat
Recently I had the chance to test knit two hats for Stana’s Critters. This first hat is my favorite. It resembles a flower. Each petal is knit separately, then joined to form the base of the hat. It used a … Continue reading
Posted in Knitting
Tagged charity, Craft Hope, flower, hat, homeschool, i-cord, stash buster
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Where did time go…
I know that I have been away from my blog for a while, but I am trying to keep many plates spinning at the same time. Since purchasing my new van in May (read that story here), I have put … Continue reading
Posted in Ramblings
Tagged dinner, homeschool, moving, slow-cooker, stress, unemployed, van
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It’s Strawberry Season
How did you spend Memorial Day Weekend? Family? Bar-B-Que? Swimming Pools? Remembering those who gave their lives for our freedom? First, let me begin by saying. I am proud of our military personnel. When these men and women enlist, they … Continue reading