Easy Pot Pie
Easy Pot Pie 2 cans Campbells Chunky Chicken & Dumplings soup 2 cups Bisquick 1 ½ cups milk ½ teaspoon celery seed (optional) Preheat oven to 375° (350° for glass dish). Pour soup into 8” by 11” baking dish. In separate bowl, mix Bisquick, milk and celery seed. Pour evenly over soup. Bake for @ 30 minutes until crust is light brown and cooked through. We sometimes add leftover chicken and leftover vegetables to the … Continue reading
Progress Report
Our state requires homeschoolers to keep progress reports in our files, so yesterday I used Homeschool Tracker , to easily create one for each of my children. I was surprised by their grades. They didn’t seem to be doing as well as I wanted and I thought that their grades would reflect my fears. However, I was mistaken. According to their grades, all A’s and B’s, they are doing fine. I’m not a big advocate of … Continue reading
Blog Problem Answered
I want to thank HSB tech support for getting back to me with my problem. It seems I am not alone in my particular situation. It appears that because my blog name and my user name are not the same, you get sent to a blank page and not my blog. Therefore in order to view my blog and others like mine, you have to go through my profile. HSB is moving to a new server … Continue reading
Please Help-Re-Post
I received a message the other day that my blog could not be read. I have not heard from anyone since getting that message. Would someone be kind enough to see if my blog is veiwable and if not somehow let me or HSB know so it can be fixed. Thanks.
Sites to See
Here are a few more sites to check out: Cathy Duffy Reviews is a great place to find out about different curriculum choices. I also like to go to Homeschool Reviews and read what others who have used certain curriculums think. Core Knowledge Foundation is a great source for lesson plans that you can search by grade level and/or subject. I have used this site when we did unit studies. A to Z Home’s Cool Homeschooling Web … Continue reading
Confidence
How often do we inadvertently compare ourselves to others and feel that we lack something? I confess that this happens more often than I like to admit. We all enjoy hearing that what we do is important to others or that it is worthy of a compliment, but when we don’t receive this craved feedback does that mean that what we have done is less noteworthy? Should we then doubt that our work or who … Continue reading
