Homeschooling and Health
Has this ever happened to you? It’s Sunday evening and school starts in less than twelve hours and while you have a general idea of what the upcoming week looks like you also have a very good idea that...
View ArticleSchool Desk: How to Make “Floam”
You too can make your very own “Floam”- you know those tiny sticky microbeads that can be molded into the coolest things. A great, inexpensive, and fun “rainy day” project- and one that adults will...
View ArticleTasty Tuesday: These Are a Few of My Favorite Things
Kale is one of my favorite veggies. My two favorite ways to prepare are roasting in the oven (tear bite-size pieces from stalk, wash, dry well, drizzle olive oil, add salt and pepper, roast at 400...
View Articlere: Facebook Parenting [or: Grooming the Next Generation - Will honor please...
By now I am sure most of you have seen the video on “Facebook Parenting.” In this video (caution: salty language) Mr. Jordan confronts his daughter about a letter she wrote to her parents that she...
View ArticleDr. Seuss Giveaway
In honor of Dr. Seuss’ 108th birthday on March 2, we are having a fun Dr. Seuss giveaway to kick off Dr. Seuss week! All you have to do to win this fabulous giveaway is post a comment on the Your Home....
View ArticleDr. Seuss Resources
Each year we like to celebrate the fun of Dr. Seuss. We take a week (around his birthday) and focus on one book each day and plan out games, crafts, and making yummy treats. There is a vast amount of...
View ArticleThe Cat in the Hat
Did you know that The Cat in the Hat took Dr. Seuss nine months to write and that the cat appears in six of Dr. Seuss’ books? We celebrated that crazy cat by making that famous hat on a shirt and into...
View ArticleMy Many Colored Days
Did you know that My Many Colored Days is one of four Dr. Seuss books published after his death? The others are Daisy-Head Mayzie, Hooray for Diffendoofer Day!, and Gerald McBoing-Boing. There are so...
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