I’ve been invited to be a part of a number of really cool campaigns that companies create to reach out to the public. This week’s campaign is one of those that rates high on the “COOL FACTOR”. I get to tell you about the Microsoft Store, today – and to offer my readers a 100$ […]
Field Trips, Four-Year-Olds, and Finding Time to Blog
I’m over at the Homeschool Post today, sharing a tiny bit about our trip to the Waco Zoo last month, and posting their link-up for field trips for the month of April. Each month you can link one or two field trips there and help spread your ideas on the fun and educational places […]
Sleepy Little Note
I’ve been tired enough to take a nap today since 2PM. The only reason why I didn’t is because I had too much to get done. This week has been much the same… Monday we crammed homeschool in a condensed pile of assignments and tried to dig out of last weekend’s laundry pile. Tuesday we […]
Homeschool Chat: About Field Trips
I have gone to all sorts of field trips over the years – ones that I put together for my own family, ones that were with friends, ones that were with local co-ops, and e-loop field trips (where one list member sets it up and offers it to the “public” through a homeschool email list). […]
Flat Stanley Friends Visit Texas and a Field Trip To HEB
Over a year ago, my friend Angela sent me some flatties (flat laminated images of their family members inspired by Flat Stanley) to take a little Texas adventure with our crew. We had high hopes of taking them to the Capitol Building, the Texas History Museum, the Texas-shaped corn maze in Marble Falls at Sweet […]
Bluebonnet Time (every Texas spring)
In case you haven’t noticed yet, I’m a native Texan… and we Texans have a little crush on our state. Especially lovely are the things we think make Texas wonderful: like bluebonnets, which happen to be the state flower. This year’s bluebonnets were THICK, y’all. Maybe it was the drought last year? That’s what we […]
10 Days of Accidental Unschooling – Day 8: Carschooling and Fieldtripping
NOTE: This is Part 8 of a 10 day series on Accidental Unschooling that is taking me LONGER than 10 days to write (sorry). If you are OCD and want to start from the introduction or Part 1, hop to the bottom of this post and use the conveniently provided links! Travel and change of […]
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