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The Teacher Gift Guide Series: Thoughtful Ideas That Actually Matter- The Ultimate Teacher Gift Guide Thoughtful Ideas They’ll Actually Love
There’s something we don’t talk about enough when it comes to teacher gifts—the small, everyday moments kids turn into something unforgettable. That doesn’t involve shopping or spending money. Which is a Godsend for my family. One year, C was sick and when he returned to school, we found out it was Teacher Appreciation Week. David was at work and we didn’t have a Gift for C’s teacher. Charlie refused to go into the school without a Gift. Then I remembered Charlie’s grandmother had Rose bushes. C and I called Granny Sherry who said we could pick roses bring them to his teacher. No wrapping paper, no store bag, nothing fancy…
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Homeschool Resource: Math
Good morning, it’s Monday and tome for Charlie and I to work on math. I thought I would share Homeschool Resource: Math resources with you. If you have used these sites let me know what you thought of the and why. It’s Monday, and time for Math and I would like to ask you to check out the Recommended Websites: Math-Drills.com and The Tangram Channel. Math-Drills.comAge Range: 5-18 (Grades K-12, with parental supervision) This ad-supported website offers thousands of free, printable math worksheets with answer keys to help students learn, practice, and master math. When you get to the site you’ll see a welcome message. Click on “Math Worksheets” on the top left to access…
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Homeschooling Our Children
= As you know in the past, I was homeschooling Charlie. Although you might know it, but I Homeschooled Suzzane. When Suzzane homeschooled, there weren’t blogs for me to follow. Which made homeschooling Charlie easier as I could google homeschooling blogs and a list would pull up. Or I could post a message on Facebook and people would tell me who homeschooled. Or search Google Homeschool blogs and find quite a few to check out. To make your journey more comfortable, I wanted to share with you a list of Homeschooling Blogs I follow. If you have questions about homeschooling, ask the creators of these blogs because I am sure…






