Weather permitting, PJ’s participating in his first spelling bee tomorrow morning. He used Spelling City to do some review. I’ve been given a Premium Membership to VocabularySpellingCity.com for a candid, personal, online review. VocabularySpellingCity helps students study word lists using 25 different learning activities such as Sentence Unscramble, Handwriting Practice,WordSearch, and FlashCards. Parents can create their own spelling lists, […]
I am primarily a visual learner. Basically, if I don’t see it, I forget it, and if I can’t see it, I’m not paying attention. This is why I slept through most of my college lectures and sleep through many sermons…even in the second row. That’s why I was super-excited to receive a NeuYear calendar […]
I was a little dumfounded when Mia’s hair turned curly on her first birthday. I probably shouldn’t have been since Patrick has curly hair. I think I was more surprised because it wasn’t curly during her first year of life and then…BAM. For a couple years, I struggled to keep it looking cute and curly and not […]
VeggieTales is at it again! On August 14th, they will release The Penniless Princess—God’s Little Girl which is the heart-warming story based on the classic children’s book A Little Princess by Frances Hodgson Burnett. Sweet Sarah Crew has everything a little girl could want – a loving family, lots of friends and a closet full of […]
aka…shopping online. If you know me, you know I hate dragging three kids shopping and am queen of online shopping deals. My dad calls it the “package of the day” club. Guess who’s joining the eCommerce world? P&G. I have to admit I’m normally not a name brand shopper (unless there are great deals). However, […]
From the Veggie Tales® creator, Phil Vischer… We’re pretty big Veggie Tales® fans, so I was really curious to see what this DVD series was all about. Phil’s desire is for families to have a better understanding of…well…what’s in the Bible. Instead of putting words in his mouth, I’ll let you hear it straight from […]
When my first two were little, I was part of a moms group that spent a year going through a curriculum that drove home the point that moms needs to protect who they are—their identity before kids. There are lots of ways to do that but one that I have been really good about is […]
Adoption books can be intimidating. They’re often long and wordy. If you are reading as part of your training, they’re like drinking from a fire hydrant because they cover so many topics to accomodate all the types of adoptions, children, and parenting styles. Mostly likely half the book won’t apply to you but you’re not […]