Funds are a bit tight right now for us. We’re working really hard toward becoming debt-free and eventually realizing our goal of purchasing a house on enough land where the kids can run {and run and run and run}. Plus, we just want more options – do you know the feeling? It…
Mother’s Day is this weekend, and while I’m looking forward to the flowers and candy that I usually get, I’ve been sharing things about my own childhood with my kids as we pull together a gift for my mom. This post is sponsored by Sears. Today, we were talking about how busy we are…
I’ve mentioned before that we’re working on simplifying things here in the Kessler household. This summer, we’re looking forward to pulling back from the rat race, and reestablishing some good old-fashioned traditions with easy fun and great summertime food. Family fun doesn’t have to be expensive or overwhelming to create….
One of my greatest goals in homeschooling my children is to encourage a lifelong learning mindset. I often become my own biggest stumbling block to the process though. I fall back on the stuff I know. Teacher {mom} driven instruction, and rules, structure, and lectures. I so needed to hear Laura Grace Weldon…
It’s a week-long How I Teach series this week. I’m so glad you stopped by. If you’re new, consider subscribing so you don’t miss a post, and head back to the beginning to see what you’ve missed. Today I’m talking about how I teach gifted kids math in a large family setting. And, I’m going…
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