I’m going to begin to share some of the curriculums that I’ve put together for the kids for this coming school year. I wanted to start with a couple of caveats. Primarily, 98% of our books are ones that we had on our shelves or are able to find in …
Our family loves audiobooks. When our oldest child came home from Ethiopia as a toddler, we played free audiobooks (see below for a note on Librivox) of Pride and Prejudice and The Wind and the Willows at night in his bedroom, because he wasn’t used to sleeping in a silent …
For this installation of our book lists, I’m going to be very short-winded and let my kids’ booklists speak for themselves. I’ll share what I shared on Facebook/Instagram but very little else. I usually take a photo of our kids after each school year with the school-year books that they’ve …
I’ve begun compiling my lists of books again, as I mentioned in my last post. This post is one of my favorite categories, simply because there are just so many fun picture books. Michael has declared that I need to be more specific in my categorization this time. And because …
Some of you may remember that when we were in China, nearly two years ago now, our blog was hacked and nearly everything was irretrievable. I’m still realizing some of the resources that I compiled for people repeatedly are gone. (Don’t ask me to recreate the cloth diapering series that …
