Homeschool Science Lessons from Junk Birds
I am not quite sure how long the moniker “Junk Birds” has been around in our family. Maybe after we dealt with bird mites invading our house one Spring. I’m trying to forget … Continue Reading →
Category: Child Funnies
Homeschool Science Lessons from the Salamander
About 9 years ago, I was brutally made aware that I live in a state with critters that I thought only lived in the zoo. I remember going to the … Continue Reading →
Mother's Day Gift from My Boy
Even with all the laundry and the messes…….all the endless work, there are amazing perks to this job! Whether it is those little smiles, giggles, hugs and kisses…or those cute pictures … Continue Reading →
Farm Life: Boys, Calves, and Cowboy Boots
This has to be one of my favorite elements of the farm… young men with chores. Of course they don’t look like they are having too bad of a time. … Continue Reading →
A lesson on monetary inflation
The game of monopoly (we have farm-opoly) can get out of hand at our house. Last week I heard them disputing and ultimately banning “bailouts”. This week I caught the kids … Continue Reading →
Pizza Box Recycling
Were he to go to regular school, he might have gotten kicked out of school during craft time. He took the pizza boxes from lunch and recycled them into handy … Continue Reading →
Do you ever have one of those days…
…one of those days were nothing goes right in the kitchen. We had a baking day last week before Thanksgiving. To keep the little girls occupied I gave them a … Continue Reading →
Thanksgiving Turkey Advice from Kindergarteners
Our small rural town paper published some funny advice from the local public school Kindergarteners about how to prepare your Thanksgiving turkey. Not only did we enjoy a good laugh, but … Continue Reading →
What Do You See?
It is amazing how much junk my boys collect and store in their pockets. A while back I wrote a post about all the things I have found in my … Continue Reading →
You know it's time to check on the children when…
You know it’s time to go check on the children when the 7 year old comes in the house and says, “I need two tablespoons of lighter fluid and a … Continue Reading →