When We Don’t Have the Words
What we say and how we say it truly affects our hearts and the hearts of others deeply. I think we all know this, but sometimes I need a reminder . A reminder that it isn’t so much what I... Continue reading →
Author: Meghan
Hands On History with Lap-Paks {a review}
If your children enjoy lapbooks or hands on projects for studying in your homeschool, then check out the lap-paks from Home School in the Woods. We have been using the Wonders of the World from their Hands-on History Lap-Paks series. My oldest daughter is almost... Continue reading →
Tiny Toms {wordless Wednesday}
She is obsessed with shoes, and her new Tiny Toms for this fall are no exception. Disclaimer: Some links on this blog are affiliate links; when you use those links you help support my family, at no... Continue reading →
New Babies {Dexter steers on the farm}
We have introduced some new babies to the farm- we are so excited about Big Sam and Chief! They are Dexter steers, about 6 months old. The black {shortie} dexter is Big Sam, the red boy is Chief. They are... Continue reading →
Critical Thinking in Your Homeschool {with Progeny Press-a review}
Our family loves to (hoard books) read! Anytime I can combine a quality book my children love with learning, it is a win-win. My almost 8 year old has been using The Josefina Story Quilt – eGuide from Progeny Press. This Christian homeschool... Continue reading →
The Harvest {2018}
We made a family goal this year- spend more time at our farm this spring and summer, working as a family to not only improve some things- but to really cultivate. Every year we have a garden, and every year... Continue reading →
My Best Goat Helper
… is an almost 4 year old girl that loves deeply. She is endlessly full of snuggles, dances, hugs, smiles, and spunk. She reminds me so much of how I played and saw life as a child- She would rather... Continue reading →
Nature and Risk Taking: why we should allow children to take risks outdoors
Most of us grew up in one of the last generations in our country to have safe freedoms- freedoms that don’t put children in direct danger, but allow them to take risks within safe boundaries. We know children need to... Continue reading →
D is for Ducks {on the homestead}
We have thoroughly enjoyed our ducks here on the farm. We raised 5 ducklings this spring, and they have turned into lovely crested blue swedish adults. Judging by the behavior of our male Campbell, I am going to say we... Continue reading →
Those Messy Days
You know how you have those days, or weeks, where you feel like hey, I’ve got this. It’s a challenge, but I’ve got myself and my stuff and thangs together (said in my best Rick Grimes voice). And then one day …... Continue reading →
