Holy Communion and Reconciliation Worksheet and Activity Packet {Plus a Bundle Offer}

Holy Communion and Reconciliation Worksheet and Activity Packet

I’m thrilled to share that I have just finished up my newest project – the Holy Communion and Reconciliation Worksheet and Activity Packet! This packet is a 43 page eBook featuring worksheets and activities that are perfect for children preparing to receive these sacraments, those that have just recently received them for the first time, and other elementary aged students who are currently receiving Communion and Reconciliation. To read more about what is included in the packet or to purchase {Read More}

Homeschooling eBook Bundle This Week Only

I’m extremely excited this week to have one of my eBooks, Homeschooling by the Numbers, as part of the five eBook homeschooling bundle on Bundle of the Week, which is available for just $7.40. eBooks included in this week’s bundle: Homeschooling by the Numbers by Angie Kauffman So, You Think You Wanna Homeschool? by Tiffany Manley You Can Do It Too! compiled by Lorilee Lipincott Simply Homeschool by Karen DeBeus ABC’s of Eclectic Homeschool by Amber Oliver You can pick {Read More}

Huge Sale: 50% Off eBooks and All Art, Plus a Kindle Freebie

Cyber Monday eBook Sale

Although Cyber Monday may be done, I’m just starting all of my special sales! The Art Sale My last craft fair of the season is coming up shortly, and I suddenly had a brainstorm last week that I wanted to mark down the items that I actually had in stock (for the show).  But, then I thought, “Well, why not mark them down online too?” So, from now through December 5th at 11:00 pm EST, everything in my Etsy shop {Read More}

10 Books I’ve Purchased in 2012

Pioneer Woman Cooks

I have already professed my love for printed books, so I thought it would be fun to look through my Amazon orders during 2012 and share ten books that I’ve purchased throughout the year. 1. The Pioneer Woman Cooks: Food from My Frontier by Ree Drummond – This is my favorite of the Pioneer Woman cookbooks.  We’ve loved everything that we’ve made so far. 2. Style, Sex, & Substance: 10 Catholic Women Consider the Things that Really Matter by Hallie {Read More}

10 Reasons I Love the Kindle

Kindle

Last week, I wrote about why I would continue to buy and read printed books.  It seemed only fair to also then go on to share this week about why I love the Kindle.  (I’m sure just about all of these apply to any e-reader device.  I just happen to have the Kindle.) 10 Reasons I Love the Kindle 1. The Kindle is just so portable!  I can easily stick it in just about any bag I have (even my {Read More}

Free Kindle Book of Educational Activities for Toddlers and Young Children

If you have young children (or work with them), you may enjoy the activities and ideas that are found in my eBook, Finding Educational Activities in the Most Unexpected Places.  Through the end of the day on September 27th, it can be picked up for free on the Kindle! You don’t even have to have a Kindle to read it (or other Kindle books), you can just use a Kindle reading app which is available for many smart phones, the {Read More}

10 Reasons I Won’t Stop Buying or Reading Printed Books

why I won't quit buying printed books

  I have loved books my whole life.  My Mom read to me often, and I think that started my love for them.  I still have the first book that I was able to read all on my own, Bears on Wheels (by the Berenstains). While I have a Kindle (and love it), I won’t stop reading printed books. 10 Reasons I Won’t Stop Reading or Buying Printed Books 1. There’s just something special about having a book in your {Read More}

7 Quick Takes: August 24, 2012 (Vol. 128)

iHomeschool Network Homeschool Omnibus

~ 1 ~ A few days ago, I felt like I should walk across the street and apologize to our neighbors.  They frequently sit on the front porch and with the nice weather we’ve had a bit lately, we’ve had our front door open often.  Because of all of these things, they have had to listen to our piano, which is badly in need of a tuning, as our boys play it and (of course) sometimes hit wrong notes.  That {Read More}

This Week Only: 53 eBooks for Only $25

… Omnibus: a book containing reprints of a number of works French, from Latin, for all, dative plural of omnis, a combining form meaning “all,” used in the formation of compound. First known use: 1829 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . What is the Homeschool eBook Omnibus? A digital stockpile of books to carry {Read More}

Resources for Studying French in Your Homeschool

Resources for Studying French in Your Homeschool

I have shared a couple of times lately that we finally settled on a foreign language to study in our homeschool, and it’s French.  The only problem with deciding on a language like French is that there aren’t as many curriculum choices as there are for things like Spanish or Latin. A couple of years ago, before we really cemented our language choice, we worked our way through the Hooked on French program from Hooked on Phonics (which they don’t {Read More}