Homeschool Resources
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Inside North Richland Hills Packed Model Train Shop: Collector Trains, Kid-Friendly Sets & Hours of Discovery
I love living in small Towns because sometimes the best hidden gems are sitting right in our own backyard, and that’s exactly how we felt when we visited the Model Train Crossing in North Richland Hills. Which we didn’t even know existed until we ventured into Troops Bookstore another hidden gem. From ;looking at the store from the outside, you might think you’re stopping by a small hobby store, but once you walk through the door, you quickly realize this place is much bigger than it looks. Every shelf, display case, and corner seems packed with trains, tracks, buildings, scenery pieces, and treasures waiting to be discovered. This definitely wasn’t…
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Alice in Wonderland Homeschool Lesson Plan: A Week of Learning Down the Rabbit Hole
As a child I was always intrigued with Alice in Wonderland and loved watching the movie and reading the book. Here lately the more I work on the blog the more I feel like I’m going down the Rabbit Hole so I thought it would be fun to share a new lesson plan with you based on Alice in Wonderland creating a Homeschool Lesson Plan: featuring A Week of Learning Down the Rabbit Hole. Even though Charlie has graduated I wouldn’t mind doing this lesson myself. Would you want to join me? For me and my family there are some books that seem to stay with us no matter how…
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???????? Juneteenth at Home: A Family Conversation, a Busy Apartment Day, and a Simple Way We Might Celebrate Together
For my family this morning started like most mornings around here do—I grabbed a glass of water and got to work and somewhere between Bradley coming in to my room to ask me a question and Charlie in and out of the kitchen, while Charlie and I were and talking about something that honestly started out simple. We were trying to figure out Juneteenth. Not in a deep, planned way. Just one of those everyday conversations where you say, “Wait… is this a federal holiday?” and then suddenly you’re looking things up, comparing notes, and realizing you’ve heard the word a hundred times but never really stopped long enough to…






