My kiddos were absolutely thrilled about the opportunity to participate in a Children’s Entrepreneur Fair. They’ve been working hard for the past few months making hand loom knit hats in 3 sizes. They finished a total of 36 hats for the fair. Parents were not allowed to help make the products for the event and … Continue reading Children’s Entrepreneur Fair
Category: Homeschool
Rabbit Hole Homeschooling – John Philip Duck
When Lewis Carrol wrote “Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland” he described falling into a rabbit hole and discovering a whole new world on accident. Although the phase has several connotations, what I mean by this metaphor is: accidentally falling into a line of study that becomes engrossing and leads us down a path we didn’t foresee. … Continue reading Rabbit Hole Homeschooling – John Philip Duck
4th of July Charcuterie
Again, not technically a charcuterie since there is no meat, but such a fun snack board. Happy 4th of July friends!
Canada 🇨🇦 Day Charcuterie
I think, technically, to be a charcuterie, the board has to have meat and cheese. We did a sweet board and 2 savory boards, none of them have meat. Oh well, I still like calling them charcuterie because I practiced pronouncing the word so much! How to pronounce charcuterie Our friends invited us to their … Continue reading Canada 🇨🇦 Day Charcuterie