Understanding more about Utah’s new school choice funding program and some of my personal thoughts on what is unfolding.

We got some new bookshelves and I’m breaking down how I organized all of our books!

How I organize our photos and the simple template I’m using for our family year books.

A round-up of 10 gift lists for your little learners!

Now that we’re settled into our new school year I wanted to share a few things we’re currently enjoying…

I’ve learned a thing or two about establishing a good flow to our day and today I’m sharing some of those tips with you.

We’re kicking off the new school year with a study of art & colors! In this post I’m sharing the details about our breakfast and everything we’re using for our new unit!

If you’ve ever wondered about how to create community or more about my Mothers of Influence group, this post is full of answers to many of the FAQs I’ve received.

More on creating new traditions and what we do for the back-to-school season.

Last August we gifted our four kids Mini Yoto players for our big back to school breakfast. After using them for nearly a year now, I’m sharing my honest review of these little devices.

It’s time to start thinking about Back To Homeschool! Last weekend I pulled out my new planner and started to get everything organized…

I’m sharing all about how we celebrated our last day of homeschool for the year and why we celebrate first/last days of school even though we still try to always be striving for a lifestyle of learning.

On this page, you’ll find a collection of active discount codes and companies I am affiliated with.

As the famous Greek philosopher, Aristotle, proclaimed thousands of years ago…“Educating the mind without educating the heart is no education at all.” But, what exactly is heart education? And how can we strive for it in our homes?

We’ve been reading lots and changing up our unit study routine. Today I’m highlighting some of the things we’ve been up to the last few weeks.

In 2023, we’re beginning a year long study of The New Testament. On this post I am going over the materials I am using for my personal study, my children’s study, and what our weekly routine looks like.

Some of our favorites for the Christmas season.

We read more in November. The cooler weather and the first snow storms begin to tuck us in for the winter. Today I’m sharing some of our favorite books to read this time of year. But, first I wanted to chat a little bit about home libraries and why collecting seasonal books have become important to us.

Since meals come around all day everyday, here are a few things that have helped our kids be a little more independent when it comes to the kitchen.

The toddler years can be rough — throw in trying to homeschool older children — and it’s a whole new level of challenging. Here are 10 things I’ve learned over the last few years.