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Homeschool Theme of the Day

July 25, 2013 By: amyswandering2 Comments

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We had great success last year with our Theme of the Day Chart!

With 5 kiddos needing my attention, it was hard for us to fit in the fun stuff like crafts or artist studies. Adding them to our morning homeschool routine allows us to stay on track without the extras slipping through the cracks.

I am changing it up just a bit this year by using Wednesday to focus on Geography instead of Writing. Last year’s Theme of the Day Chart is still available if that suits you better.

{All of the links below are FREE, but that could change so double check!}

~ Our 2013-14 Theme of the Day Chart ~

~ Monday with the Masters ~

  • Art History: A Century of Modern Art 
  • Exploring the Great Artists
  • Famous Artist Crafts
  • Awesome Artists
  • Artists and Their Art

~ Creativity Tuesday ~

  • Art/Crafts (Pinterest)
  • Fall (Pinterest )
  • Halloween (Pinterest)
  • Thanksgiving (Pinterest)
  • Christmas (Pinterest)
  • Winter (Pinterest)
  • Valentine (Pinterest)
  • Spring (Pinterest)

~ Around the World Wednesday ~

  • Geography and Cultures
  • Mr. Donn’s Geography
  • Project Explorer
  • World Geography for High Schoolers
  • Christmas Around the World blog series
  • Christmas Around the World celebrations
  • Christmas Cultures
  • Geography (Pinterest)

~ Poetry Tea Thursday ~

  • What Rhymes with Squirrel? 
  • Giggle Poetry
  • Poetry Corner  
  • Poetry Primer 
  • Poems Every Child Should Know
  • Poetry Printables & Resources

~ Nature Fun Friday ~

  • Nature Detectives
  • Notebooking
  • Handbook of Nature Study
  • Nature (Pinterest)

–> Download the 2013-14 Theme of the Day Chart <–

{Note: You need to choose the landscape setting when printing}

Do you like homeschool freebies?You might also enjoy:

  • My Free Curriculum Links
  • My Nature Notebook Master List
  • The Ultimate Guide to Free Copywork

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Celebrating Christmas in July

July 23, 2013 By: amyswanderingcomment

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My mom’s birthday is on July 25th, so last year we threw her a Christmas in July party. It was so much fun!! My gears started turning as I cooked up a plan for this year…

We could use July 25th to try out some of the fun projects & recipes that we never find time for during December!!

I don’t know about yours, but my family likes to stick very closely to traditions. And since no one likes a stressed-out mommy, I try to limit how many new activities I add each year.

KISS –  Keep it Sweet & Simple, that’s my motto.

Christmas in July is the perfect time to try out some new ideas.

We are going to start our day with this yummy Cinnamon Baked French Toast that has been calling to me from my Pinterest Christmas Board.

{Note to self: set Pandora to a Christmas station!}

I am going to give each kid a Christmas Wish List so they can get a head start.

My kiddos like to toss in their 2 cents, so I created a Christmas to Remember survey for them to fill out so we can plan our holiday season.

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–>Download a Christmas to Remember<–

After an appetizer dinner of sausage balls and fried mozzerella sticks, we will watch a movie and have a snowflake cutting party. The snowflakes will be carefully bagged up and put away to make a gorgeous blizzard garland. I have had it bookmarked for YEARS, and we have a snowflake party every December, but never manage to find time to put it all together. I’m thinking this might be the year we finally get it up. 😉

There are so many things you could do for Christmas in July:

  • get started on some handmade gifts
  • put together a Christmas Planning Binder
  • make Christmas cards
  • plan you Christmas card picture
  • get an early start on some crafts
  • play silly games

You can also take some time to think about getting off the Crazy Christmas wagon. Christmas is a season of joy and peace. A time to celebrate a Savior.

Need some inspiration?

  • 31 Days to Redeeming Christmas
  • 30 Ways to Make Christmas Meaningful

Do you do any kind of Christmas in July activities?

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Gifts to Make for Mom

May 3, 2013 By: amyswanderingcomment

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Are you looking for inexpensive Mother’s Day gifts to make?
I’ve rounded up a few of my favorites from Pinterest.

See something you would like for yourself?
Do what I do and email the link to Hubby or the kids! 😀

Choose your favorite pic and make a beautiful photo clock.

These cute purses are made with $2 tote bags.

Fill a pretty frame with a free scripture printable.

A recipe box and index cards are all you need to make a daily calendar journal.

Any bird lover would enjoy a bird feeder made from beautiful plates & bowls.

I made these easy birdseed wreaths for Christmas one year.

Turn old family photos into cute marble magnets.

Refurbish an old jewelry box. I see them at thrift stores all the time.

Customize this easy button bracelet to suit your mom’s style.

Stitch up a beautiful felt scissors cover.

Make a pretty outdoor lantern with a vase from the dollar store.

Dress up a pair of flip flops. (There is a $2 off coupon for Target, so only .50! exp. 5/25/13)

Get some clay and round up some little hands for these fingerprint necklaces.

Re-purpose an empty dishwasher pac container into a trashcan for the car.

Find a pretty binder and print out one of these free household planners.

{Which gift would you want to receive?}
My faves are the daily calendar journal and the decorated flip flops.

Need more gift ideas? These are a few of my favorite things.

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Valentine Funschool

February 13, 2013 By: amyswanderingcomment

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We will be doing some of these fun activities on Valentine’s Day.

How are you spending the day?

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Come, Thou Long Expected Jesus

December 18, 2012 By: amyswandering1 Comment

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Come, Thou long expected Jesus
Born to set Thy people free;
From our fears and sins release us,
Let us find our rest in Thee.
Israel’s Strength and Consolation,
Hope of all the earth Thou art;
Dear Desire of every nation,
Joy of every longing heart.

Born Thy people to deliver,
Born a child and yet a King,
Born to reign in us forever,
Now Thy gracious kingdom bring.
By Thine own eternal Spirit
Rule in all our hearts alone;
By Thine all sufficient merit,
Raise us to Thy glorious throne.
~ Charles Wesley

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