My kids love hands on science experiments and I love simple ways to demonstrate our lessons. Although the states of matter are concepts that you can build on as your kids get older, it is one of the easiest things to teach while only using the most basic items in your own house. Grab a couple of ... View Post
5 Things About True Aim You Didn’t Know: The Ultimate Blog Party 2014
True Aim isn't what you think. Ok, Ok, yes it's a blog with lots of ideas for moms, family, homeschooling, and kids are shared. But it's more than that. For those of you coming from the Ultimate Blog Party, welcome! For my readers, here is a little more about True Aim, you might not have ... View Post
Easter Recipe: Baked Macaroni Casserole with Kraft Fresh Take
This Easter dish was inspired by a sponsored post for Collective Bias and Kraft in the #FreshTake #shop. All opinions are my own. Easter is a big deal in my family. We take the whole day to celebrate and reflect on all our blessings, new and old. No, we don't have a big fancy meal, but we do get ... View Post
10 Tips to Keep Kids Learning All Day!
One of my goals for this year was to make learning last all day long. School “hours” are not as important as giving my children the mindset that learning is an experience; one that happens the moment their little feet hit the ground running till the time their heads hit the pillow at night. I ... View Post
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