Hello and Welcome. I wanted to start my
Heritage Homeschool blog for many reasons but mostly as a way for my family and friends to connect with me and our family. This academic year I started to homeschool my 5 1/2 year old Kindergartener and my 3 1/3 year old pre-k boys. If you would like to know more about that just look on my profile. Additionally, I am mommy to a spirited sassy lil 18month old-who fills our days with glee. As this year has progressed I've been searching for what my true calling is as a mom, meaning more than just changing diapers and reading stories-in other words trying to define what my premeditated plan is for my kids and the characteristics I would like to see in them as young adults (encouraged by a book I've been reading). Long story short its taken almost 9 months before I came to the conclusion that homeschooling is one of the key ingredients, despite my fears and doubts, for what God wants for our kids, especially my oldest, and family. Now the question is, how does that play out in our daily routine?
Welcome to D ay 2 of our Egypt S tudy : Mummies! My First Lapbook (a project in the process for future years). Day 2: Mummies ...
Leaving a Legacy When my children were teenagers, one of them came to me complaining about how "hard" it was to be a Ramsey ki...
While my sister and her family were visiting we decided to take a field trip out to a 200 acre farm. Reasonably priced and not too cold ou...
Hi Everyone! Well its that time of year again as the start of our school year is quickly approaching. I've many changes to our cu...
Need some cute ideas for your preschoolers for St. Patrick's Day? Well look no further. Here is a great list of some of my favorite ...
Hi everyone! I hope the holiday season is bringing you joy! Every so often I look through magazines and see really great crafts for the ...
Once every so often I get the DIY itch for some kind of craft. This time around I decided to try and make some skirts for the my little ...
Hit the Ro ad , Jack !~with healthy foods It's easy to buy gas station foods on the road but unfortunately it can mean spending more a...
