Homeschool Insights & tips

Hi friends,

My hope in creating this page is to provide both veteran & newbie homeschool families encouragement, resources, help and support. On this page it is my goal to share tips and insights I've gleaned from my experiences homeschooling over the past 6 1/2 years & real life struggles & successes in our homeschool journey. It is a bit of a learning curve if you are just jumping into homeschooling and I hope to give you a safe landing place & to help you ease into this phase of your school years.

Happy schooling friends! I am excited to share ideas, adventures, thoughts, curriculum or products we love, ideas & tools that will help make your homeschool journey a successful one :)

So glad to have you here, I look forward to "meeting" you here and having you along for the journey!

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Travel tips for Glacier National Park: during the Covid-19 Pandemic & post pandemic

“ Wander here a whole summer, if you can. Thousands of God's wild blessings will search you and soak you as if you were a sponge, and the big days will go uncounted. (John Muir) Hello friends, I'm so glad you're here to join me in "The Joy of Travel" series, part 3: Glacier National park is a special place for my family, it is filled with wonder and awe at the majestic beauty that surrounds the entirety of the park & the incredible creativity of our creator. The park is surrounded by the most amazing peaks of stunning glaciers, the Rocky mountains and Clark, Lewis and Livingston ranges, with the highest peak being Mount Cleveland. Upon driving into the park visitors are met with gorgeous views that will delight any mountain lover at first glance of the stunning Lake McDonald, flanked by glaciers & all throughout the breathtaking drive along the famed "Going to the Sun" road. There are numerous stops along this amazing highway that is carefull...

75 Fun Field Trip tips & ideas (part 2)

Hi friends~ Here is the second half of my fabulous field trip list & educational travel tips with 75 more ideas: 1) Take tour of one of the famous Caverns/Caves 2) Zoo (check if your zoo has a program for students or home-schoolers. Ours has a sleep at the zoo event that allowed my daughter and I to spend the night at the zoo, tour areas of the zoo not typically open to the rest of the public, learn how trainers care for their animals, meet several species, observe animals in their natural habitats and learn about several career/job options available at a zoo or with animals. 3) Visit a reptile zoo 4) Visit some stables 5) Visit a wax Museum 6) Tour a Riverboat 7) Try a Ropes Course/Zipline Course Holiday Related Activities: 8) Visit a Pumpkin Patch 9) Go through a Corn Maze 10) Go Christmas Caroling 11) Volunteer at a food bank or to serve a meal at a soup kitchen 12) Go Ice Skating 13) Take a Christmas Tree Farm tour 14) Watch a Christmas Play/Pagent 15) visit holiday bazaar...

Planning a trip to Yellowstone National Park

Welcome friends! Today I will be sharing with you my review of the best "must see" places in Yellowstone national Park as well as some hidden gems. If you're joining me after reading my most recent post: https://thishomeschoolerslife.blogspot.com/2021/05/10-tips-to-help-you-plan-perfect-trip.html?m=1 I'm so glad to have you following along on our travels & I hope you'll enjoy this compilation of our family favorites and the top sights we would recommend on a visit to Yellowstone. As always, I'd love your feedback, questions and comments if you found these tips to be particularly useful or have suggestions of what would be helpful in future posts. So leave me a note in the comments or message via the contact me form to the right👉. I love connecting with you and look forward to hearing your feedback. :) Many people don't know that this park was established in 1857 and is the first national park in the United States. There is so much history ...

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