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Christmas Gift Guide 25: Learn to Let Go: A Journal for New Beginnings by Meera Lee Patel (Author)
I would like to share a new Journal called Learn to Let Go: A Journal for New Beginnings by Meera Lee Patel (Author) I received in exchange for this review. Inside this post is my affiliate links if you click on the links and make a purchase I will make a percentage from the products you purchase. When Suzzane passed away I would journal and write letters to her then life got in the way and I quit. Then Charlie started to #Homeschool and we used journaling in his Creative Writing Class. Charlie graduated and I quit journaling. I’ve been keeping things inside which isn’t healthy. I’d decided to start…
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September 13 National Iguana Awareness Day #IguanaAwarenessDay
I thought I would share a unique #Holiday with you. On, September 13th it’s National Iguana Awareness Day and I wanted to share Homeschool Ideas & Resources you can use in your classroom. Whether you’re celebrating on September 8 or September 13 (because when you look online some sources vary!), National Iguana Awareness Day is a fun opportunity to dive into the world of these fascinating reptiles. In our Home for a #Homeschool Field Trip when Charlie was going to school, we visited the Zoo to see Iguana’s up close and also a Pet Store close to us. We headed over to Charlie’s grandmother’s home so he would be able…
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Homeschool Lesson Plans: September 13 International Chocolate Day #ChocolateDay
I don’t know about you but when it comes to Chocolate, I’m a lot like the Cookie Monster more Chocolate please. I couldn’t let a #Holiday I found happening on September 13th which is International Chocolate Day #ChocolateDay. I thought I would share a fun fact with you. Chocolate has a rich history that dates back over 4,000 years, originating in Mesoamerica. The Olmecs were among the first to cultivate Cocoa Beans, which were later used by the Mayans and Aztecs in various rituals and as a beverage. Did you know the word “chocolate” comes from the Nahuatl word “chocolatl,” meaning “hot water” I am excited to let you know…
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