Sew Crafty Friday-Memorial Stones

    Shereen at Waiting for Him hosts Sew Crafty Friday.  If you have been following my blog for a while you may remember back last year when I posted about the loss of some beloved pets.  I had planned to make memorial stones for each one, but after completing the first one time got away from me and the project was set aside.  Last week I was able to make the stone for my cat and … Continue reading

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Free School Book Resources

I thought I’d share a few website finds especially helpful for older children. On the McGraw-Hill company website, you can find a lot of supplements for many subjects.  Of special interest may be the free PDF English workbooks for grades 6-12.  I’ve checked all of these out and they appear to be a great supplement to any curriculum. You can also find grammar and writing workbooks for grades 1-6 at Scott Foresman. If you haven’t … Continue reading

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Blogger Friend School Assignment 27

Nancy writes: Hello everyone!  I thought it would be nice to get to know one another’s Favorite Bible Story…not necessarily a story in the Bible but the story of what your favorite Bible verse or story is and why.  This will probably be a very easy assignment for us all but with warmer weather well on it’s way, I know how hard it is to stay indoors, even for school work.  Have fun with it … Continue reading

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"A Skilful Housewife's Book"

I found this interesting book at the library book sale Friday.  It now is sold under the title “ A Mother’s Book of Traditional Household Skills”, but was originally printed in 1852 as “The Skilful Housewife’s Book” by L.G. Abell (Lydia Green Abell).  This book is not only loaded with recipes, home remedies, gardening tips and helpful hints for that day, it contains much sound wisdom that holds so true today.  I have skimmed over … Continue reading

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HS Planning & Update

Friday was the end of our required 180 days of school.  As I have mentioned before, we school year round, though our summer academics carry a lighter load. During these months we concentrate mostly on those extra subjects like music, art, language and other subjects we consider fun.  I have been working on planning out my son’s high school years so that we have a game plan all laid out.  This past Tuesday, the skating … Continue reading

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