Sugar scrubs are an inexpensive, all-natural and relaxing way to pamper yourself. They also make great practical gifts! Here are over 50 simple recipes, most requiring only basic household items. Apple Cinnamon Sugar Scrub – Classy Clutter Apple Pie Sugar Scrub – Cindy Woodsmall Apricot Sugar Scrub – A Pumpkin and a Princess Brown SugarContinue Reading
Should You Use Grade Levels In Homeschooling?
As we are settling into our school year , one question has been on my mind. How should homeschoolers view grade levels in their homeschool? I’ve heard arguments on both sides of the debate: arguments in favor of using grade levels and arguments against using grade levels in a homeschool. Both sides make valid pointsContinue Reading
Save 15% on All American History from Bright Ideas Press
For the month of October and much of November, Bright Ideas Press is having a sale on their All American History products. The Christian history program All American History is on sale at 15% off until Thanksgiving Day. The last day to get these discounts is November 25, 2015. This sale does not apply to bundles/sets,Continue Reading
9 Questions to Ask When A Child Gives His Best (and It’s Not Enough)
It’s easy to cheer on a child in his school efforts when he is growing in his knowledge and obviously producing excellent work. But what about if you see that a child is making progress in a subject, and yet, you know that it’s still not enough? Here’s 9 questions to ask. It was Wednesday, theContinue Reading
11 Ways to Save Money Without Clipping Coupons
How would you describe your relationship with coupons? For many, the term “love-hate” comes to mind. Coupons possess many good qualities. They allow you to enjoy items you love without breaking the bank. They allow you to try new brands and products without shelling out a huge wad of cash. That’s awesome. However, coupons aren’tContinue Reading
One Sentence Bible Storybooks – A Review
I love having Bibles and Bible storybooks around our house. I especially love having different varieties and different levels because my seven children range in age from 13 down to two. As homeschoolers, I like to incorporate the Bible into our school subjects as often as I can. Our science and history curricula are Bible-based,Continue Reading
Chewy Double Chocolate Oat Cookies
How is school going, mama? Every year, I find that it takes at least a few weeks to get back into the swing of things. I’m always amazed by how much our routine can change from year to year. Or even from month to month! Kids change, schedules change, curriculum changes. Maybe you haveContinue Reading
Does God Care About Me?
This post is taken from my ebook entitled, Topical Devotions for Pregnancy: 13 Devotionals to Nourish Your Soul. Each day’s devotion takes about 10 minutes, but additional Scripture references are included for you to further your study. Although it was included in a pregnancy devotional, I pray that no matter where you are at in life, it will speak toContinue Reading
Peanut Butter Lover’s Snack Mix
One of our favorite (and frugal) family night activities is having a family movie night. And what’s a movie without a snack to go with it? My oldest daughter and I threw together a yummy treat for the family to enjoy during family movie night; it’s nice to have a little something other than popcornContinue Reading
Snickers Sundae {in a Mason Jar}
As fall is approaching, campfires and mason jars are in season. Perfect for campfires and outdoor family get-togethers, this delicious Snickers sundae is easy to make and the mason jar adds a chic flair. Time: 15 minutes Servings: 1 Ingredients – 2 Fun Size Snickers – 1 tbsp. (+ 1 tsp.) Smucker’s Caramel Topping – 1 tbsp.Continue Reading
