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Erikas Tea Room
This is a review for Erika’s Tea Room who sent me Scones to try out. The thoughts in this review is mine and my families. Boys can be funny especially Charlie. When it comes time for dinner or snacks its hard to get Charlie to eat and try new foods most of them time. Other times we can’t keep food in the hosue and CHarlie will try everything under the Sun. Not even asking if something might be mine or David’s. Which is what happened when my Scones from Erika’s Tea Room Arrived. I put them in the Icebox to have at the Tea Party I wanted to host for…
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Homeschool Resource: Social Sciences
It’s Thursday, July 30, 2020, and time for our Homeschool Resource Social Sciences. I would like to ask you to check out these Recommended Websites: If you have used them in the past let me know what you thought of them and why. The History Place (Grades 4-12, with parental supervision) At this site, you’ll find fact-based information on American and World history presented in a variety of ways. This free, advertising-supported website was developed by historian Phillip Gavin. There are timelines, in-depth text, photo galleries, primary source documents, and real audio clips to enhance learning. When you get to the site you’ll see the “Main Exhibits” featured that include topics such as: American Revolution U.S.…
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The Flip Side of History by Steve Silverman
This is a review for The Flip Side of History. I received to review. The thoughts in this review are mine and my families. Even when things aren’t crazy it’s hard to get children interested in school but with Covid-19 things are so uncertain. Children may have a hard time settling down to study. Which is what has been happening with Charlie. Knowing this I’ve been looking for new ways to get Charlie interested in school. Including letting Charlie help me put together his lesson plans for this year. As well as helping me build our library and picking out what books Charlie wants to read this year. To keep…
Living a simple lifestyle from the front porch
