
encouragement for motherhood and finding gratitude in this wild adventure of life
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This is Part 2 of Teach to Read at Home Series. If you missed part 1, read it here.
Once the reading curriculum is chosen the next part is building a strong foundation to reading. To develop a love of r...
Whales, Horseback riding, canyons, and Breathtaking Pacific views
The wind was chilly, as we looked out onto the misty Pacific Ocean, but the cold wind was easy to bear as we anxiously tried to spot what we were told was present. Suddenly,...
Reflecting on 10 years of the challenges, changes, and joys of homeschooling
My oldest child and son is starting high school this year - wait, stop. How can this be? I have a high schooler? Deep breaths.
Teaching a child to read is one of the first big milestones in a homeschool journey, and let’s be honest, it can feel like a very intimidating hurdle. When my eldest finally began reading fluently, I breathed a sigh of relief. I wasn’t fail...
From Camping Traditions to the Pacific Coast Along with Some Summer Reflections
From the blazing East Coast humidity to the windy Pacific Coast and finally to cozy summer movie nights at home, that was our July in a nutshell. All sports ha...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Homeschooling mama of 7 and author of Gratefully Wild Home, sharing encouragement for motherhood and finding gratitude in this wild journey of life.
Encouragement for your faith, family, and homeschooling days. Exploring God’s beautiful creation through travel and nature, one story, one verse and one helpful hint at a time!
Homeschool mama of 4, sharing sweet anecdotes from our days, practical tips and tools to make motherhood and homeschooling more manageable.
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