Playdough Pets

As a Experience Early Learning (EEL) Blogger, I receive the EEL Preschool Curriculum in exchange for my honest opinions and authentic stories about our experiences using the curriculum. All opinions and thoughts are completely my own. What do you get when you are talking to kiddos about adopting pets and add in some playdough? You […]

Harvest Moon and Scary FUN

This week we were all up in our feelings. We did games and learning that revolved around feeling  Happy, Sad, Surprised, Mad, and Scared.  Scared fell on Friday the 13th. It also fell on the Harvest Moon.  Boom. Totally did not plan that! Our Kindergarten Homeschool year started this week. We had our first Classical […]

Preschool: Cactus Math and Other Desert Fun

“Momma, we live in the woods.” This has been one of my preschooler’s recent observations, and I think it is because she’s really understanding different climates as we have been enjoying our Desert Discovery box from Mother Goose Time.  As we studied the Mojave Desert this week, we had some special fun learning about Cacti.   […]

Preschool Fitness Makes Me Wanna Jump, Jump!

Yall. I am so outta shape. This month we are studying Health and Fitness with our  preschool curriculum from Mother Goose Time. We had JUMP day on Wednesday. Thursday morning my legs were so sore. It took me a while to figure out why…. smh… My calf muscles hurt from all the jumping I did […]

Castles, Crowns, and Coloring, Oh My!

This month is Vacation Bible School month. That means, as the VBS Director, my life is super crazy right now.   I am hoping to share a few tips on how to help with that in a future post, so if you are involved with your VBS please stay tuned to the blog. 🙂 However, in […]

DITL Homeschool: Preschooler and 5 Month Old

**This is a long post.  But it is exactly what happened last Friday.** I roll over and look at the clock. 7:03 am.  I glance at the monitor.  Everett is still asleep in his crib, but Avaleigh’s bed is empty. “Are you on the floor,” I say groggily. Up pops her little head like a […]

Children’s Artwork: What to Keep and How to Store It

As a former art teacher, and teacher pack-rat, I truly struggle with letting things go.   Trying to decide what artwork my 3 year old creates is trash or treasure really has perplexed me. However, my preschool curriculum from Mother Goose Time, has really helped me start narrowing down what is worth keeping and what is […]