Whenever I can, I like to bring all of my children together for homeschool projects. Even projects from the preschool curriculum can be made into something all of them enjoy. {Read my review of A Year of Playing Skillfully to learn more about this concept!) However, sometimes, certain projects need to be supplemented and tweaked […]
No Sugar or Stevia Homemade Ketchup
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When I first learned that store-bought ketchup contains sugar, I about fell over! (There’s added sugar in some of the craziest things!) When I started making Trim Healthy Mama recipes, I was happy to see a recipe for homemade ketchup, but I’m not a fan of stevia, and the THM version contained stevia in some […]
Large Family Homeschooling Week in Review – 6/29/18
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If you listened to my latest podcast, you know we are in the midst of a major homeschooling overhaul, so bear with me if this weekly review seems a bit disjointed! I have owned The Peaceful Preschool from The Peaceful Press for about a year now. I got it as part of a homeschooling bundle […]
Making Major Changes to Your Homeschool – Podcast #43
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Subscribe via iTunes HERE Subscribe via Stitcher HERE After years of doing the same thing in our homeschool, we are changing it up in a major way! Come hear all our news, plus learn tips and tricks for making major changes in your own homeschool curriculum and schedule! In this episode: New curriculum reveal! How […]
Teaching Textbooks is Online! (+ Large Family Discount!)
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Have you ever wished you could use Teaching Textbooks from any computer and log in anywhere for your child’s homeschool math? Well, now you can! Teaching Textbooks recently introduced TT 3.0, a web-based version of their beloved curriculum. We recently started using it, so I wanted to share a review with you of this online, […]
Interviews with Homeschooled Adults – Andrea
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This week’s interview shares the struggles of being a sheltered homeschooler! However, there’s no need to feel sorry for Andrea! She’s strong, capable, and homeschooling her own children now! Please, welcome Andrea to Raising Arrows! (Feel free to leave questions and comments for her at the end of the post!) Name & Age: My name […]
Notebooking Made Easy – Podcast #42
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Subscribe via iTunes HERE Subscribe via Stitcher HERE Does notebooking overwhelm you? Do you feel like a notebooking flunkie? Do you wish you figure out how to make time for it? This podcast is for you! Learn how to make notebooking easy for your family! In this episode: How to combine subjects for notebooking. How […]
Preparing Your Homeschooled Child for College (even if they don’t go!)
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For many years, my husband and I waffled between encouraging our son to go to college and discouraging him from going to college. We both had college degrees, but we could see where college had many pitfalls, both academically and morally, and we just weren’t sure we wanted him there. While I don’t want this […]
Low Carb and Trim Healthy Mama Bread Options
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Take it from a former bread addict – some meals just scream for bread. I’m not sure I am even capable of eating a bowl of soup without some yummy bread to compliment it. But…bread and my waistline don’t get along much. In fact, I’m pretty sure it was all that delicious bread (with a […]
My Top Picks for This Year’s BYB Homeschool Bundle Sale
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The Build Your Bundle Homeschool Sale starts TODAY, and you can literally feel the buzz all over the homeschooling community. But, you can also feel the collective groan as homeschool moms everywhere wonder how they are going to make yet another homeschooling decision. So today, rather than a general “here’s the sale” post, I’m offering […]