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13 Apr

If you know me at all, you know I LOVE essential oils. As a nurse, I also love science. So it was very exciting for me to be able to attend an event this last weekend with Dr. Scott Johnson, “Caring for Your Family Naturally.” This seminar was all about how to achieve health and vitality in a natural way. Since I have been actively seeking out learning opportunities on how to care for my family in a more natural, healthy way, classes such as this are incredibly valuable to me. I'd like to share some of my personal notes...

18:00 / Health and Wellness / Our Best Life
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10 Apr

Please tell me I’m not the only one who has to deal with this sort of thing! There’s always a perfectly “legit,” very logical reason (in a 3 and 5 year old’s mind!) for this disaster – I’m going to be honest, I don’t even remember what it was because I was so mad!  I came home from work one morning to find at least half of Clark and Luci’s stuffed animals and dolls colored in with markers.  It was one of those times where you just have to take a little time out before reacting, if you know what I mean!  All I...

06:00 / Essential Oils / Health and Wellness
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03 Apr

We are kind of obsessed with essential oils recently. Lemon essential oil is one of our favorites.  It was one of the first essential oils I ever used – probably because of it’s refreshing, invigorating scent.  You can’t help but love it!  I began to diffuse it every morning as an enjoyable, stimulating way to start our homeschool workday.  You simply can not be in a bad mood when you smell lemon and experience the power of lemon essential oil! Lemon essential oil is probably best known for it’s cleaning abilities, but the benefits go far beyond that!  Lemon essential oil contains large amounts of d-limonene, which...

06:00 / Essential Oils / Health and Wellness
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31 Mar

We’ve been reading Harold and the Purple Crayon.  In the beginning of the book Harold draws a crescent moon to light up the night as he goes for a walk.  This began our interest in the moon, which has led to an interest in the solar system.  This is how rabbit trails happen in the Five in a Row curriculum, and I love it.  As the children show an interest in a subject, we explore it, learning as we go. So far we’ve learned about the phases of the moon, which I blogged about HERE. As I searched for information and ideas,...

06:00 / Homeschool
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25 Mar

We have been reading Harold and the Purple Crayon as part of our Five in a Row curriculum.  In this book, Harold goes on an adventure in the middle of the night with his purple crayon, drawing whatever and wherever his imagination leads.  In the very beginning, he realized he needed light and so he drew a moon to light his way. As part of the science component, we decided to learn a little bit about the moon.  When I told this to Clark, he scoffed at me, saying: “What?!  Why would we learn about the moon?!  All it does is give off light!”  Clearly, we can benefit from some education!    From what I...

06:00 / Craft Projects / Homeschool
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14 Mar

We have just started to read Harold and the Purple Crayon as part of our Five in a Row curriculum.  I love to start our new studies off with a celebratory bang!  Clark and Luci actually had the idea of having a picnic of just pies, just like Harold did in the story.  It ended up raining on our picnic day, but that didn’t stop us from making tons of pies for dinner! What better way to have a happy Pi{e} Day?! Happy Pi{e} Day! Best part?  The date is March 14th – 3.14!  Pi{e} Day!  Gotta love a great coincidence! As usual, I think these kids came...

18:00 / Five in a Row / Homeschool
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