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Daily Bizarre, Unique Holidays – April, 17th
Welcome to our series where we share Daily Bizarre, Unique Holidays – April, 17th. Check out the Holidays below and leave me a comment letting me know which one you would most like to celebrate and why. Bat Appreciation Day I know David would appreciate this day and wouldn’t mind going to look at Bats. But I don’t think Charlie or I would enjoy going. Even though I have been to Carlsbad, New Mexico and saw Bats in person when I was in High School. Let’s celebrate bats today!! No, were not going batty. We think Bats deserve a little respect. #HomeschoolTeachingMoment there as many varieties of bats. There is…
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Food Holidays: April 16th
I would like to share this mornings series for Food Holidays: April 16th with you. Being Eggs Benedict Day is something Charlie can prepare in our #HomeschoolCookingClass or we can create Fried Mushrooms for David as its #DayoftheMushroom National Eggs Benedict Day On April 16th, National Eggs Benedict Day celebrates a long favored breakfast or brunch dish. Eggs Benedict consists of poached Eggs with Hollandaise sauce and Canadian bacon or Ham on English Muffin halve Five things about Egg Benedict: Eggs Blackstone substitutes streaky Bacon for the Ham and adds a Tomato slice. Huevos Benedict substitutes Svocado for the Ham, and is topped with both Salsa and Hollandaise sauce. Eggs…
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Sing Out!: Six Classic Folk Songs for Tomorrow
This is a review for a children’s book called Sing Out!: Six Classic Folk Songs for Tomorrow published by The Secret Mountain. I received a copy in exchange for this review but the thoughts in the review is mine and my families no, one else. Homeschooling gives me the opportunity to teach classes I believe Charlie would enjoy. We get to use resources regular schools might not use. Which is why I am excited to share a new children’s book with you. This week for our Music Class Charlie and I will be using Sing Out!: Six Classic Folk Songs for Tomorrow in a couple different ways. The first day…
Living a simple lifestyle from the front porch
