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    Favorite Books for Five Year Olds {compiled by a 6 year old}
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    Recent Family Read Alouds {Winter 2025, Age 12,10}
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    Our Homeschool Preschool {Age 3-4}
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    Fireflies and Lightning Bugs Books & More
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  • Homeschool,  Our Literate Life

    3 Tips for Returning to Homeschool after Break

    Wrapping up a homeschool break can be tough, and for me it's especially tough after Christmas. Where I live, we are in for several months of dreary weather-- usually in the 40s and rainy. This week and next I'll be…

    December 28, 2023
  • Our Literate Life

    How We Celebrate New Year’s Eve {Bookish Traditions}

    Also known as cozy, bookish, in-bed-by-10 ways to celebrate New Year’s Eve! The post-Christmas crash and anticipating the dreary wintry months hit me (and the kids) hard every year. For New Year’s Eve we’ve created a hygge evening in which…

    December 26, 2023
  • reading list chapter books audiobooks kindergarten preschool
    Age 8-12,  Age early elementary,  Monthly Update,  Our Literate Life

    Recent Family Read Alouds {Fall 2023}

    I find the fall to be the toughest time for family read alouds. It’s a busy season. The books we squeezed in were great, and I’m glad we managed to complete them! What we read: This post contains affiliate links.…

    December 21, 2023
  • Holidays,  Our Literate Life,  Printables

    The Shepherd’s Meal My Kids Beg For

    I can't quite remember when I came across the idea of a Shepherd's Meal or Shepherd's Feast. It's becoming more widely known thanks to dreamy instagram reels. I don't have a dreamy instagram reel, just a real life with 3…

    December 18, 2023
  • Age 5-8,  Age 8-12,  Age early elementary,  Christmas Books,  Holidays

    Our Christmas Read Aloud Picks

    I LOVE the Christmas season and want to enjoy every last minute with my kids who are growing all too fast! With a toddler in tow, our time is scattered, and I'm yearning to bond with my big kids in…

    November 18, 2023
  • Holidays,  Our Literate Life

    Non-Brick Gifts for LEGO Fans

    After many years of not jumping on the LEGO bandwagon, we are now fully immersed in the LEGO universe. I didn’t grow up building with LEGOs, so it’s a whole new world for me! As much as I love purchasing…

    November 16, 2023
  • reading list chapter books audiobooks kindergarten preschool
    Age 5-8,  Age 8-12,  Audiobooks,  Chapter Books,  Family Read Alouds,  Our Literate Life

    Recent Family Read Alouds {Summer 2023}

    This summer we read some classics that I've been itching to read with my kids for years! I have one sensitive listener, and I'm glad we waited until he felt ready to tackle the more intense plots. If you too…

    September 1, 2023
  • Homeschool,  Homeschool Curriculum,  Nature & Outdoors,  Science,  Seasons

    Exploring Nature Around the Year: 365 Days of Nature Journaling

    Our family starting using the Exploring Nature with Children curriculum FIVE years ago, and repeated it year after year! That guide has served us well. So well. It taught me right alongside of my kids. We delved into the nature…

    August 16, 2023
  • Age 8-12,  Homeschool,  Homeschool Curriculum

    Homeschool 5th Grade Curriculum Choices

    Looking at my stack of curriculum choices, it can feel like "not enough"... and I think that's in large part because it doesn't encapsulate our homeschool. The longer I've been at this, the more strongly I feel that home educating…

    August 15, 2023
  • Age 5-8,  Age 8-12,  Age early elementary,  Big Kids,  Homeschool

    What We’ve Memorized in Our Homeschool

    My kids enjoy memorizing! We've been part of a "classical-lite" co-op since my rising 5th grader was in kindergarten, so memory work has been a staple. As I often spend a good chunk of my summer searching for new memory…

    August 8, 2023
  • Age 3-5,  Age 5-8,  Age 8-12,  Age early elementary,  Homeschool,  Homeschool Curriculum,  Our Literate Life

    Gentle Phonics with Dash into Reading: Our Journey

    This week I boxed up our Dash into Reading curriculum until my next child is ready. (She’s 18 months right now.) As my now-fluent reader blew through the final story, let’s just say I felt quite sentimental. It has been…

    July 1, 2023
  • reading list chapter books audiobooks kindergarten preschool
    Age 8-12,  Age early elementary,  Audiobooks,  Middle Grades,  Monthly Update,  Our Literate Life

    Family Read Alouds {Spring 2023, Age 8 & 10}

    As our read alouds get longer, these lists get shorter! And although it's been increasingly challenging to find time to sit down and read together with my kids amongst busy schedules and a busy toddler, we have plodded along and…

    June 9, 2023
  • Age 5-8,  Age 8-12,  Homeschool,  Homeschool Curriculum

    Homeschool 2nd Grade Curriculum {What Worked}

    Our school year is winding down, so I wanted to share in one post what worked this year. Rather than a rosy-eyed, hopeful post of what I'm *planning* for an upcoming school year, this post shares what we actually DID,…

    May 18, 2023
  • Age 0-1,  Age 1-2,  Age 2-3,  Age 3-5,  Age 5-8,  Age 8-12,  Age early elementary,  Nature & Outdoors

    Books About Birds for All Ages

    Spring is for the birds! We have been seeing so many nests, hearing little chirps of baby birdies, and even found a robin’s egg on our hike today. And there are so many lovely books and educational materials about birds!…

    May 11, 2023
  • Age 5-8,  Age 8-12,  Age early elementary,  Chapter Books,  Family Read Alouds,  Homeschool,  Our Literate Life

    Favorite Family Read Alouds of the School Year

    As we wrap up 4th and 2nd grade, I am sharing our favorite read alouds of the school year: This post contains affiliate links. As an Amazon associate, I earn a small commission on eligible purchases. Chasing Vermeer by Blue…

    May 9, 2023
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Prepping for Pi(e) Day! This will be our first yea Prepping for Pi(e) Day! This will be our first year celebrating. The kids are pretty pumped! Have you read the Sir Cumference books before? Who doesn’t love a “math adventure”? #homeschoolmath #piday #pieday #3.14 #rightstartmath @rightstartmathematics
“Miss Agnes didn’t think school was just for k “Miss Agnes didn’t think school was just for kids.
‘You have to keep learning all your life,’ she said.
That was a good thing to think about, always learning something new. It wasn’t like you had to hurry up and learn everything right away before the learning time was over, it was like you could kind of relax and take your time and enjoy it.”

Finally got a chance to read this gem! It was an encouragement to my heart as an educator. Miss Agnes is the teacher we all want to be, or wish we had. Her love for her students and creativity to reach each of them inspired me. A quick 113 page read with all the feels for teachers in any setting ❤️
I love this book’s message that learning can hap I love this book’s message that learning can happen anywhere! I read it to my kiddos over breakfast today on our first day back to homeschool 💓 A great reminder for all 4 of us, mama included.
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