Hi. I'm Bre.
Welcome to my blog. I document my adventures in homeschool, travel, and eating clean. Thanks for stopping by!
Welcome to my blog. I document my adventures in homeschool, travel, and eating clean. Thanks for stopping by!
The first few years of homeschooling with littles running around is not easy. Every day will require work, tears, laughter and abundant grace. I am typing these words maybe for the sheer fact that I need to hear them, but I hope to encourage you through them as well.
Reflecting on our summer and mixing up our homeschool schedule a bit this year...
If someone were to ask me, "What is the most important thing I can do in order to be best prepared for homeschooling?" My simple answer would be...
Let me share with you a few must-haves, want-haves and then an easy way to keep it simple and organized in the early years of homeschooling.
I am tackling 5 misconceptions of homeschooling (in a bit of a silly way) and would love to hear your stories. :)
We are bringing back the lemonade stand and doing it for a good cause. Read all about our day dedicated to raising money for St. Jude.
Grocery shopping can be a dreaded experience all by itself, not to mention adding in 3 small kids. Here are 5 tips for shopping with little ones and diminishing those chances for meltdowns!
In this post I give you a glimpse of what faith looks like for me, and I am sharing 5 steps to take to strengthen your faith.
What do you plan on doing with your kids this summerTIME?! I have 3 suggestions on how to keep Mama bear and her cubs happy and busy in an effort from drifting toward boredom and making some media regrets.
5 tips for not only surviving a Florida vacation with little ones, but enjoying your vacation with little ones!
The one thing I completely underestimated was how hard it would be to teach a child with a completely different personality than my own.
My fears? This. Sharing my life. Letting people "in". Wondering what people will think. Wondering if I have what it takes. Wondering if I have anything different to offer.
Do you ever have an itch to conquer a project that seems completely unnecessary, but the challenge and thought of taking on such a ridiculous project makes your heart skip a beat? Only me? This was one of those heart-skipping projects I just could not get out of my head.
I want to help with some simple steps to narrow down the information you NEED on homeschooling to make the right choice for you and your family. Then I will share why we chose to homeschool.
