We have just gotten through the season of Lent and celebrated Easter. It was definitely one of the most unusual Easter celebrations I have ever experienced as we celebrated it from our living rooms. I am a homeschool mom of five children and I wanted to take that time to teach my children about gratitude.... Continue Reading →
Updates Quarantine Economics Resources
I have just uploaded my most up to date chore chart. After five revisions, this is the most streamlined version. Visit Quarantine Economics Resources for the newest chart as of April 2, 2020.
Quarantine Word Search
I have posted a word search for your quarantine. Hopefully it will help you kill some time and have a good laugh. Visit the link below and you will find the attached word search. Have fun and stay safe! Quarantine Word Search
Quarantine Economics
Come check out my post on our monopoly chore chart system we are using while we are quarantined at home. Stay Home-Stay Safe via Quarantine Economics
Gnocchi, Love, and Pasta Sauce
Gnocchi are becoming a staple in my house. When we make mashed potatoes I just cook the whole bag of potatoes because gnocchi are easy to make with leftovers and freeze well for later. This is probably the fourth time we've made them and I've figured out a thing or two about what works and... Continue Reading →
Composting with Worms
Composting is a great way to put old vegetation and newspaper to good use. The kids and I are planning a garden and I'd really like to give my plants a good boost of nutrient rich compost to grow on. I composted kitchen scraps last year, but I didn't have the right supplies and it... Continue Reading →
Mock Olympics-2018-Part 2
I'm 36 weeks pregnant today and last week's adventures have me so exhausted! I was busy everyday last week, ALL day! Now that I have time, I get to write about the rest of last week's best adventure. From start to finish, our Mock Olympics took about 6 hours, including the making of the laurel... Continue Reading →
Mock Olympics Opening Ceremony 2018
At the beginning of the school year, I asked my kids what they were interested in studying. One of their choices was Ancient Greece and at the start of the new year we began our unit on Ancient Greece. It just so happens that, without my realizing it, the Winter Olympics was scheduled to take... Continue Reading →
La-La-Lasagna
Here we are again on another culinary adventure. I've always considered myself pretty good at lasagna, but a recent trip to Wisconsin proved I had more to learn. I've always seasoned my ricotta mixture with italian seasoning and I even used eggs once upon a time (no more) and pepperoni on top. My bestie opened... Continue Reading →
Recent Comments