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    Our Yearly Schedule Pros and Cons | Traditional

    April 4, 2018 /

    When it comes to homeschooing there are so many different choices that parents have to make. One of them is what type of yearly schedule works for your family. Our family chooses a “traditional” yearly schedule. We tend to start our school year around Labor Day and try to wrap things up by Memorial Day. We take a whole month off for Christmas and a week off in the Spring around Easter. This comes with both pros and cons which I will be sharing with you in this post. If you’re interested in other types of schooling head over to these fellow YouTubers and see how their methods are working…

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    Large Family Mini-Minimalism (girls’ room toys)

    February 23, 2018 /

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    Large Family Mini-Minimalism (craft and office cleanout)

    February 19, 2018 /

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    Life Changes – What we talked about during our tropical vacation!

    February 17, 2018 /

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    Our Hotel Suite in the Domincan Rupublic

    February 5, 2018 /

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    Quick Large Family Dinner Hack – Meatloaf Muffins

    January 18, 2018 /

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    December’s Favorite Things

    January 17, 2018 /

    What I am wearing: Sweaters – I am really into sweaters this winter! Which is actually quite unusual for me. I am typically not a sweater lover. This one was purchased at American eagle (pants from JC Penneys) This one was from the Juniors department at Kohls. It’s a bit short when you lift your arms, but paired with a tucked in cami it doesn’t bother me. Sunglasses – I treated myself to a new set of sunglasses since I broke and lost my last two pairs. I upgraded to Ray-Bans. I went in with every intention of purchasing the classic aviators, but fell in love with a pair that…

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    NO-Aluminum, Non-Toxic, EASY, Natural, DIY Deodorant

    January 15, 2018 /

    Ever google “aluminum in antiperspirant”? It’s kind of scary what problems have been potential linked to clogging your sweat pores with aluminum for decades on end. But let’s be honest… I smell like a the bad end of an onion if I go with out and that’s a little bit of an issue too. While I am a bit crunchy I an not THAT crunchy. So, what’s a girl to do? Make my own! I wanted to test this recipe for several weeks/months before bragging on it, but I am pleased to say that it is AMAZING! Everything I have ever wanted in a DIY/Natural deodorant Made from easy to…

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    Crocheted Toddler Mittens (FREE pattern)

    January 15, 2018 /

    Ever tried to find good fitting mittens that aren’t a pain in the rear to put on your small toddler? None of them are small enough to fit their tiny hands well. PROBLEM SOLVED! “I’ll just make my own!” BUUUUT… I struggled to even find a crochet pattern that worked, so I designed my own! I have used this pattern for a couple of years and made MANY mittens for my kids and my friend’s and family’s kids as well. They are amazing! Pattern is for Toddler (1-3 years) and Child (4-7 years). I didn’t bother writing the pattern for any older kids. By the time they were 8 or…

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    Our Daily Homeschool Routine!

    December 15, 2017 /

    So many have asked what our homeschool routine looks like this year with 8 kids! Let me give you a bit of background about what each child is involved in! Andrew and Maddie (9th and 7th) are using Classical Conversations curriculum with Teaching Textbooks for math. Both attend an all day co-op on day a week and meet with a tutor in a class setting while there. Our other children (5th, 4th, 2nd, K) follow an eclectic curriculum that I have put together for them. You can see our curriculum choices for the year HERE. Here is a rough outline of our plan for the day. I talk about it…

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