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10 Fun Ways We’ve Learned and Played Lately
Daryl says I have to start blogging again so he knows what we’re up to. Sorry for the long gap between posting. Between morning sickness, other sickness and spring weather (gardening, yay!), I...
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On the Agenda: Plan, Party, Fight, Play, Plant, ID, Clean
On my agenda for the next week: Plan Jack, Alex and Victoria’s birthdays (Saturday, Sunday, Tuesday), throw one party, host one soiree, make three cakes, buy presents, survive. Take the kids to see the...
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It’s Turns Out I’m a Montessori Homeschooler
A while ago, a friend asked me if I knew anything about homeschooling older kids with the Montessori method. I had no clue but I promised I’d look into it for her. I still had it on the back burner...
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“Our” Museum and Log Cabin
Okay, I have to admit that Daryl’s volunteerism has led to some pretty cool opportunities. This is definitely one of them. Last year, Daryl joined our little town’s historic society and was nominated...
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Folktales, Freebies and more
Jason snatches the Golden Fleece. Greek Vase from the 5th century BCE (Metropolitan Museum, New York). Here’s a round-up of stuff I’ve been meaning to share… Fairy Tales, Folktales, Fables, and...
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The Soil Food Web
Know your soil! Via the always informative Permaculture page on Facebook.
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Nature Studies Last Week
A big part of our “curriculum” this time of year is nature. We spend as much time as possible outside and much of our life in general is dictated by nature. We are harvesting in the garden, “putting...
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Homesteading 101
We’ve been so busy “putting things up” the past few months, and we have one more big push to do now — pumpkins — before we’re nearly done for the year. Daryl picked up 19 pumpkins from our local farm...
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