How to Choose the Right Summer Camp for Your Child

By on May 12, 2013 in Uncategorized

The right summer camp can provide more than just a relief from boredom. If chosen wisely, summer camps can offer kids memories that will last for the rest of their lives, and teach them valuable skills. Summer camps range from day camps that are a few hours each, to week- or month-long overnights (sleep-away camp). [...]

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Weekly Work From Home Job List – May 5, 2013

Weekly Work From Home Job List – May 5, 2013

By on May 5, 2013 in Work From Home

I have created this Work From Home Job series to assist those of you who are looking for a legitimate work from home job. First Take a look at  the current work from home jobs from Indeed.com. Next Look at some of the lastest work from home job listings I have researched for this week. [...]

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How Teens Can Learn to Become Entrepreneurs Instead of Working a Summer Job

By on April 23, 2013 in Family, How To

We all know the job market is iffy today, so teens can find it hard to find summer jobs. Do you teach your teens that they can only get the jobs that someone else offers them? At my house we teach our children that they should look for ways to generate their own income. Why [...]

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How to Create Some Homemade Mother’s Day Gifts for Every Age

By on April 22, 2013 in Family, Gift Ideas

Moms really appreciate homemade gifts; they often become keepsakes. No one is too young or too old to make Mom a gift by hand, even if you have to help. Here are some ideas for homemade Mother’s Day gifts for all ages. 1. Toddlers and Preschoolers This age will obviously need some help, but some [...]

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Tips for Customizing Homeschooling Approaches

By on April 20, 2013 in Uncategorized

The reason many parents are turning to homeschooling is because there are a variety of teaching methods and curriculums available. However, once the homeschooling begins, they realize that the method or curriculum they’ve chosen needs to be modified as it just doesn’t completely “fit” their children’s needs. This leads many homeschooling parents to create their [...]

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I’m a Curriculum Junkie & Homeschool Books For Sale {Part 1}

By on April 16, 2013 in Curriculum

It’s that time of the year again. Are you excited like I am?  Anyone who knows me already knows that I am a curriculum junkie! Truth is I love books.  I even love the way books smell. I love to go to the curriculum fairs and peruse the book displays.  Call me weird, call me [...]

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Themed Gifts for Mom

By on April 14, 2013 in Uncategorized

Personalizing Mom’s gift this Mother’s Day shows that you know what she likes, and also that you are willing to take the time to personalize what you give her. Themed gifts do not have to be expensive; they can be homemade, store-bought, or a combination. You can arrange them in a basket or tuck them [...]

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