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15 Minute DIY Hooded Towels

June 17, 2014 by Janine 15 Comments

I received tons of towels and wash cloths as gifts for my first child. What in the world was I going to do with them all? I quickly learned how handy it is to have an abundance, but my favorite one was a hooded towel a friend had made me. It's lasted 7 years now and is coveted between all my ... View Post

Owl Pellet Activity

June 10, 2014 by Kathryn 1 Comment

Science has been our most creative subject this year. We have aimed to be hands on with as much as we can which has led us to more kitchen clean ups, outdoor adventures, and excitement then I could have planned for. Nothing makes learning more involves then having your kids experience it for ... View Post

What Your Kids Need to Know About Bullying

June 9, 2014 by BrittonL 7 Comments

This last Sunday school we had a major discussion about bullying. It wasn't planned. It came indirectly and then wouldn't go away. The kids in my class had deep wounds and the more they talked the more apparent that became. So, halfway into the hour I scratched the original lesson and we talked ... View Post

How to Teach Multiplication the Easy Way!

June 4, 2014 by Janine 9 Comments

I didn't think it would be so easy. My daughter was only 5 at the time (now she's 6). She was loving math, so I went for it. I started teaching her multiplication. First, I taught her how to skip count by 10's, then 5's, then 2's. I didn't do anything special; just repeated the numbers a few ... View Post