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It’s past Thanksgiving and heading toward that magical Christmas season! Are you all prepped and ready to go? I’ve done a fair amount of festive shopping; stockings are ready and the tree is up. Thank goodness for internet stores; I’d… Continue Reading →
It’s nearly the end of September, which means that Hallowe’en is fast approaching! The annual costume decisions have already started and will doubtlessly include multiple ideas and last-minute changes. As part of my own topical plans, I’ve designed a cute… Continue Reading →
We are now in the second week of our kids vegetable garden. At last, the spring onions and carrots have started sprouting in our mini garden! The kids are still super enthused with the hands-on botanical fun. I’m delighted with… Continue Reading →
At the weekend, we planted a super fun miniature garden*. Not a real (outdoor) garden; it’s a transparent planter, so you can observe the plants’ root and stem growth. However, it’s captured our imaginations and we really love our mini vegetable… Continue Reading →
There is a perennial PSHE problem for teachers, homeschoolers and parents alike. It’s the persistent tattles versus tells that kids love to bring you. Whether you’re juggling a lively class of 30 or refereeing multiple siblings at home, you’ll know… Continue Reading →
The feast of Saint Patrick, or St Patrick’s Day, is both a cultural and a religious celebration. It’s held annually on March 17. However, studying the British patron saints is interesting at any time of the year. (The four patron… Continue Reading →
