5 Tips To Homeschool/Virtual Learn with Your Child
Teaching kids at home isn’t easy, but it can be rewarding. Here are 5 tips that have helped me with my kids and getting everyone on the same page. Especially if you work from home too.
New iPhone Wallpaper
I don’t know about you… but do you get a little thrill every time you change your phone background? (It’s the little things, am I right?) Well, with the new year in full swing so many people looking for some inspiration… I decided to make and share some fun quotes that will hopefully help motivate, but also look super quote on your phone. I personally chose the “without struggle…” as my cover. It’s simple to the point and I love the script style.
A Day in Our Life · DIY & Crafting · Food · Jenn's Faves · Organization · Printables · Straight From Jenn
The Ultimate Guide to Meal Planning
Take control of your meal planning with this comprehensive guide. Learn how to leverage digital tools and printable resources for a stress-free meal planning experience.
Explore Educational Resources for Preschool to Grade 5!
As parents, we always want to be a part of their educational lives. After all, we’re their first teachers. Showing them how to walk, talk, and identify colors. So of course, as they get older, we want to continue being a part of that. But where do you start? Don’t worry! After with 5 kids, I’ve found a lot of things that truly work for all kinds of kids, and trust me, all five of my kids are different. So I can attest that the educational resources I’m sharing offer something for everyone.
A Day in Our Life · Baking · Cake · Dessert · Food · Moderate Recipes · Party
Recipe: Mint Chip “Milkshake” Cupcakes
I am a huge Mint Chip Ice Cream fan (as is my oldest whom I made these cupcakes for). My oldest just had a birthday party recently and wanted some kind of fun cupcake for the party. Enter…. mint chip milkshake cupcakes. A fun play on basic cupcakes with a milkshake flair.
Last year, I made a cake that looked like a dragon (yes this kid is also really into dragons). But that was a lot. I had to bake the cake, freeze it, cut it, “glue it” and then frost and decorate it.
Each Child is Different!
I realize this seems like a no brainer, but even I (being a young mom & a sister) have made the mistake for assuming… if it works with one kid, it will work the other. Homeschooling has made this even more apparently false than…
It begins…
This past fall my husband and I made the decision to homeschool our children. We did a lot of research on it and we talked about it for almost a year before making the decision. Many factors went into why we decided to teach our children…
Fall in Wisconsin
I realize that it is still technically Summer, but here in the Midwest, it feels like fall already. Pumpkins are ready for picking, apple season is here, and sweaters are out of storage. With these signs bursting all around me, my inspiration for today’s…