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Grandma and Grandpa are here, and we spent today working on schoolwork and playing with some of our educational box kits! 

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So I’ve been struggling for months with intense mom guilt that this school year did not go how I’d planned.  Last summer at the reunion, I was so challenged by hearing my friends talk about how important reading is in the homeschools, and gosh, that is what Derek and I have wanted for our family […]

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Kitchen Camp Redux

When you go to Sprouts and find a manager’s special on strawberries ($.98 for 2 pint containers), you buy ten pounds of strawberries.  And your seven year old becomes adept at cleaning and cutting them. Elizabeth (aka Mary Ingalls)’s tips for cutting strawberries: Cut off the top. Cut off the end. Cut it in half. […]

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It’s our spring break this week, so we are all enjoying a much-needed vacation at home.  The kids have been coloring, playing outside, listening to audiobooks, playing with friends, roller blading, and catching up on projects from all the monthly subscriptions we get from Inspire.  We’ve gotten way behind on trying all the new recipes […]

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I finally came in before the end of class today to get some pictures of the kids at work! 

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The big three kids were huge fans of their first visit to the LA Opera! We got to hear soloists from the Young Artists program sing famous arias, saw Placido Domingo himself in person, checked out sample costumes and props (many from shows that Derek and I have seen!), watched one of the six full-time […]

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Little Women 

I love our writing curriculum, which gives the kids a taste of all sorts of great literature and whets their appetite for more! The girls are cuddled up listening to Little Women after today’s Writing With Ease lesson. I love my little women! 

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Piano Lessons 

We started piano lessons with the big three kids this semester, and while there have been some tears, I am so glad we are doing it. Annaleise is a Pepperdine music major who comes to our house, which is all I could handle this spring. It is fun to see that all the kids inherited […]

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Unless your three year old starts copying letters on her own. 

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Math With a Friend 

Math is more fun with an American Girl friend. 

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