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7th Grade Minimalist Math Curriculum
It has been FOUR YEARS since I posted the 6th grade curriculum! I have actually been meaning to add this to my blog for quite some time, but 4 years ago I decided to get a teaching credential and 3 years ago, I started working full time as a teacher, and 3 months ago I... Read…
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How to Crochet a Temperature Blanket Graduation Present
NOTE: This post and the blanket I am making is a work-in-progress. I’m posting it now so that I never forget the decisions I made. I need constant reminders even after short breaks. Also, I have 3 more kids I want to make these for, so really, this post is a gift to my future...…
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Wicked Movie Marathon
As my kids get older (now ages 10 to 16), it becomes more and more important to me that we create specific memories that the look back on with fondness when they are adults. A couple years ago we did a Harry Potter movie marathon. That was a bit intense, but definitely worth it.…
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The Green Ember
I read The Green Ember to my kids for the first time 8 years ago when my now-16 year-old was 8. Since my youngest 2 kids at the time were only 2 and 4, this past year I have decided to re-read the series aloud to them and they are loving it just as much... Read More The post The…
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Family Game Challenge
Waaay back when my kids were little, we used to love doing the Gameschool Challenge put on by the homeschool blogger and podcasater, Cait Curley. Since her life has moved in a different direction since then, we have missed out on doing this daily challenge each year. My kids are…
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How to Throw a Winter Olympics Party
Tomorrow is closing ceremony of the 2026 Winter Olympics. If I were on top of life, I would have posted this BEFORE the opening ceremonies, or at the very least maybe the evening of the opening ceremonies after we threw our party so that this would benefit more people. Alas, I…
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Animal Adventures: RPG Starter Set
I have been trying to get my kids into Dungeons and Dragons for about 5 years (since my oldest was 10 or 11). The problem is that I grew up knowing next to nothing about D&D and all my attempts at learning how to play left me ridiculously overwhelmed. At the time, I bought a...…
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Sneaky Sabotage
This game combines many of my favorite elements. It works well with large groups. It encourages puzzle solving and critical thinking. It’s cooperative (for the most part), which generally involves a lower probability that someone will storm out in the middle of the game. It’s a…
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Mysterium
My goal for the next year is going to be to play more games with my kids. I feel like we used to play games ALL THE TIME and now that my oldest is in high school our variety of games has decreased dramatically. I actually bought Mysterium for my kids a couple years ago,... Read…
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Ungifted
Now that my older kids are teenagers, I feel like a lot of what we listen to is aimed at young adults to make sure we are capturing everyone’s attention. Ungifted is solidly a wholesome elementary/middle school book and yet everyone is my family loved it. I know I have a winner…