Why didn’t anyone tell me this BEFORE I started Homeschooling? I was TERRIFIED as I stepped into homeschooling. … Read More »
You Don’t Need to Apologize for Raising Kids In a Greenhouse It’s not fair. When you dedicate your life to raising your kids and personally stay at home to make sure their needs are met, you are like a master gardener inside a greenhouse. Greenhouses are safe and controlled environments which provide optimum conditions for seeds to grow. …Read More »
Easy Survival Tips for Living with a 12-Year Old Boy Inside: The secret to surviving life with your hormonal 12-year old boy and 3 must reads if you’re raising boys. {PLUS Free Raising Sons Cheatsheet} My 12-year old boy almost died today. That’s right, I almost killed him. … Read More »
Pincer Grasp Activities for Fine Motor Development Your son is using all of his fingers to rake small items into his palm rather than pinching them together with his thumb and index finger. Your daughter is choking her crayons rather than carefully holding them between her fingers. Maybe your kids need some help strengthening their pincher grasp The development of this fined tuned grasp is influenced by a child’s growing interest in objects and desire to hold them. Kind of curiosity’s way of helping our kids. …Read More »
5 Hands-on Hobbies for Your Sons That Will Make Your Heart Race “Don’t go too high!” “Slow Down!” “I don’t care that he has a helmet on, you may not push your baby brother down the hill in the wagon.” Boys. …Read More »
How Parenting Books Make You a Better Mom Inside: 7 Steps- Use the Parenting Books you already own to make you a better mom. Last week I decided that all those parenting books on my bookshelves are only good for one thing: starting a bonfire. A big one. I was pulling my hair out. photo by Tamara Bellis My youngest two sons had been at each other’s throats all day. They fought about breakfast dishes. Almost went to war over why their stretchy gecko toy thingy shouldn’t be touched ‘under any circumstances’. And they dared go toe-to-toe with their loving, kind, and unraveling mom. … Read More »
Homeschool Mom- Printable Bingo Game Free There is no right or wrong way to be a great homeschool mom. You already qualify as the best teacher and mentor on the planet for your kids. No one else cares as much about their success as you! Instead of being too hard on ourselves, let’s have a little fun. Invite a friend to Play Homeschool Mom Bingo! Print your gameMark off the ones you’ve completedShare the fun with friends! Need help completing a square? 1. Turns baking into science “Believe it or not, cooking and baking can be great teaching tools. You know what I always say….“Science is everywhere!” You may be wondering how spending an afternoon baking chocolate chip cookies can relate to math and science. Then again, you may not care if the end result is cookies. Let’s go over the super important sounding words that are at the heart of learning in the kitchen.” 2. Buys copy paper by the case 3. Homeschool Master Goals Established… check! 4. Follows 2+ Homeschool bloggers Ok, this one is subjective. If you are lucky enough to have homeschooling friend’s next door, like I did when I first began homeschooling you may not need to follow a homeschool blogger. There are many, many, many moms (like me) who share their homeschool journey through their own blogs. My favorite homeschool bloggers: Amy with Planning Playtime has amazing preschool goodiesAna with They Call Me BlessedGena with Music in Our HomeschoolKelly with Happy You, Happy Family (not a homeschool blog… but she sees you through your screen)Don’t forget A Better Way to Homeschool (That’s me) 5. Asks homeschool questions in FB group Come join Our Lives as Homeschool Moms! If you ask 100 homeschoolers a question, you will get 137 different answers. I may be a bit biased, but this little corner of the internet is the most encouraging I’ve found! 6. Owns a FANTASTIC pencil sharpener Worth every penny My husband doesn’t understand. He laughed when I told him how much I spent on this bad boy. But it’s a life changer. It treats expensive, wonderful, quality pencils and cheap, peeling, “can’t hold their lead” pencils equally and without prejudice. I will almost never say what I am about to say, but I can’t help myself. Go buy yourself a Carl Angel 5 Pencil Sharpener right now. 7. Knows That LEARNING is the goal, not page numbers What does successful homeschooling look like? You’re gonna want this printable for your fridge. 8. Attends 1+ online or in-person homeschool conference After I attended my first homeschool conference, I was hooked with connecting with other homeschool moms. Especially older homeschoolers. There’s something magical about gleaning hard earned wisdom from people a little farther ahead of you than you are today. Pro-tip: Make it a goal to find one GOLDEN nugget (wisdom, advice, or resource) from any conference you attend. It only takes one to make the whole conference worth your time and money! Online conferences worth attending at least once: Charlotte Mason Inspired All Kerry’s Conferences and Workshops are amazing! 9. Knows where to ask MATH questions I highly recommend collecting mathematicians for your homeschool journey. Yes, you’ll want a math roadmap, but sometimes you just need someone to explain things to you. While I’ve collected a few math whizzes in my time homeschooling, I’ve also found some amazing YouTube teachers! Organic Chemistry Tutor! Wow this guy has made a huge difference for usMath Antics: Clear and easy to followMath and Science: My personal favorite. He helped me remember how to do all the math things I forgot! 10. Has books in EVERY room of the house Adoring books may be the one common trait of homeschool moms! 120 Classics to read This is the Best List of Delightful Books for Preschoolers (and their Parents) 11. Ignores the “you should” comments Everyone on the planet will give you advice about homeschooling. You’ll want to quickly learn to fine-tune who you collect advice from. Years ago, a friend taught me to inspect the life of the person who is freely giving me advice before listening. 12. New BUG? Homeschool moms can turn anything into a learning activity, but the best homeschool moms hide the truth that kids are learning. Their kids believe they play all day! Discovers new bugcollects itturns into science lesson for the week 13. Trains CHARACTER 14. Buys or creates printables 15. Confident that art, music, dance, and LEGOs are important 16. Loses sleep while thinking about teaching kids 17. Sometimes feels alone and overwhelmed 18. Sometimes feels alone and overwhelmed 19. Googles “how to make learning FUN” 20. Looking for affirmation that she’s on right track 21. Has thought it might be easier if they go to school-school 22. Has gifts and abilities she wants to use in teaching but doesn’t know how
Ways to Say Happy Father’s Day Husband Let’s join our kids and celebrate their father with these fun ways to say Happy Father’s Day Husband to their dad! Let’s get creative this year and celebrate Father’s Day, with FUN and creative ways to Say Happy Father’s Day. Sure, the mud pie and t-shirt with handprints are amazing, but so are these! 5 Amazing Gift Ideas for Father’s Day 1. Camping Gifts for Dad Camping Gifts for Dad Maybe it the fact that being dirty is just part of the fun, but most kids LOVE camping with their dads! Help their next camp out be amazing. Fun camping gifts HammockGreat multi-toolGloves with flashlights in the fingers! 2. Father’s Day from Bump From your little bump If you’re expecting, your husband may still feel like a deer in the headlights. Help him feel extra special with a fun gift from that moving bump! 3. Best Dad By Par Best dad by par If your hubby loves golf, he’s gonna love these. 4. Cycling Gifts for Dad Cycling Gifts for Dad These are my personal favorites, because all five of our sons enjoy biking with their dad. They can’t revisit the feel of hero dirt! Hero Theme to help celebrate dad! 5. Ways to Make Dad a Homeschool Lesson Interview himCreate a Power point presentation “My Dad”Oh! How about a a secret message with your own special code that he will need to break to readMake a dad collage! Have dad lay down on butcher paper and trace his body. Yes, kids LOVE this one. Then color, decorate, or label with all the things dad loves!Print, cut, color, and create your own keepsake craft while sharpening fine-motor skills Get your kit here There are many, many ways to let your husband know how important he is in the live of your children. Father’s Day can get overlooked because it falls right after the school year ends and all the kids scatter into doing summery things. Take some time to pause and celebrate Father’s Day for and with your husband! More about Fathers Dad’s Role in Homeschooling: The Powerful Man Behind the Scenes
For the win! Homeschooling from the Inside Out He came running up to me. “Mom!!!” The gleam in his eyes elbowed my heart to focus. I had to walk faster than normal to keep up with him as he skipped stairs. He could hardly contain his excitement. Our talented brickmaster just solved the problem of the century with a handful of Legos. “How does a 16-year old get a foot pedal for his drum when he doesn’t want to spend his hard earned money?” Build it with Legos! Maybe it’s not the problem of the century to your neighbor, but this was a big issue for my son. … Read More »
Looking for Cute Teacher Outfits? Inside: Ideas for cute teacher outfits for homeschool moms, teachers, and virtual classrooms Did you favorite teachers wear really cute teacher outfits every day? Mine did too!! She always wore her lessons. She may have invented the phrase “all-in”. When you embrace a lesson enough to change your earring, shirt, skirt, bracelet, and shoes… the kids notice. Yes, they may look at you sideways. But they remember the lesson. Here are a few themed ideas to getting you on your merry way. Learning about FROGS? Frog Earrings Yes! A frog dress Lessons about FROGS Nat Geo FrogsLife cycle of frog printable lessonFrog Lapbook lessons Learning about the Solar System? Solar system “Ms. Frizzle from The Magic School Bus is serious #teachergoals. She’s eccentric, dedicated, and compassionate. Best of all, she’s known for her wild and wacky teacher dresses that have a way of making every classroom lesson fun and memorable.” – We are Teachers Solar system dress Lessons about the SOLAR SYSTEM NASA solar system for kidsEPIC solar system projects for kidsSolar System Lapbook lesson Related: This teacher dresses up on Zoom every day in the best costumes Learning about Dinosaurs? Dinosaur earrings Dino dress! Lessons about Dinosaurs Dinosaurs of the BibleDinosaur Museum TourDinosaur printables for preschool Learning about Geography? Globe earrings Geography dress
How to Teach Kids about the Mob Mentality I couldn’t believe my eyes. It was like stepping into water filled with piranha. Shaking and shivering with disbeleif I stared at my screen. How on earth did that question unleash the mob? Looking for materials to share with my little corner of the internet, I asked a group of creators on Facebook if they had any amazing resources on a certain topic. And then it happened. Someone took a bite at me for asking about that topic and then the mob moved in and attacked me. I was stunned and it paralyzed me for half the day. First I deleted the question, because I wanted NOTHING to do with the situation. And then I tried to repair the damage, but posting an apology and a few words about how much I appreciated the group. The second wave was worse. By the middle of the day, I went LIVE online to share this. Related: How Mob Mentality Gets Worse Online Teaching Kids about Mob Mentality Identify an incident. Unfortunately, they are all around us.1. Talk about the inciting incident. What exactly happened. Be careful to not bias your kids. Just state the facts.2. TOGETHER: Identify 3-10 ways to handle the situation. How can it have been handled differently? What can you and your kids do to make a difference.3. Explain about mob mentality.4. Explain that you are going to look at how some people reacted to the situation and together you’re going to identify why it was good or bad. The goal is to identify wrong behavior.5. Brainstorm ways to get away/ avoid mob mentality.Repeat often.Ways to find examples:-Text messages gone bad-Social media comment threads (be careful)-News feeds-Real life.We need to teach our kids how to think through these crazy situations and give them the skills to identify when the mob mentality steps in and how to stay out and stay safe. Get your free copy here
Promise of God Coloring Page Sometimes it’s easier to believe in God’s power on a grand scale- creating the universe, sustaining it through all time, reigning over centuries- than to believe one simple promise. Ann Spangler- Praying the Names of God Believe. God holds you in His righteous right hand.He will NEVER leave you.He will take great delight in you.He will quiet you with His LOVE. BELIEVE A free reminder. When our son struggled with great pain this past week and all we could do was give him medicine, pray, and wait… my heart was troubled. I needed to focus on God’s promises, but all I could hear and see was my son in pain. So I pressed in to the promise in Zephaniah 3:17 Reading the promisedrawing the promisecoloring the same promise The quiet, still, repetitive motion as I meditated on God’s ability to QUIET our son cause my heart to fill with peace. Do you need that too? I bet you know a gal who does. I’m sharing my drawing/prayer for free in hope that the Lord will use it to calm your heart as well. Free for subscribers Get you Mother’s Day Kit More Bible Studies for Kids: Days of Creation Board GameDays of Creation PrintablesDays of Creation Food Ideas (free)Bible Study BUNDLE #1Sunday School Activities: Fruits of the SpiritDaniel 1: Bible Study and Children’s Ministry ActivitiesBible Object Lessons for Kids: WaterfallsBible Fun for Kids: ABCs of God’s CharacterAdvent Activities for Kids: FreebieAdvent Activities for Kids- CompleteBible Study: What Can I Learn from the CamelBible Study: Pearl of Great Price- Matthew 13:45-46Bible Study: Transfiguration of Jesus- Matthew 17Daniel 4: King Nebuchadnezzar’s Tree DreamSunday School Lessons on Prayer for PreschoolersBible Study for Kids: What Can I Learn From the Ant? My personal statement of faith: I believe the Bible to be the inspired, the only infallible, authoritative Word of God. I believe that there is one God, eternally existent in three persons: Father, Son and Holy Spirit. I believe in the deity of our Lord Jesus Christ, in His virgin birth, in His sinless life and atoning death through His shed blood, in His bodily resurrection, in His ascension to the right hand of the Father, and in His personal return in power and glory. I believe “all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God” and that we are saved by faith in Jesus. Some of my favorite Bible teachers are my husband (Craig Sayler), Pastor Jon Courson, Pastor Chuck Smith, and CH Spurgeon.
Teacher Appreciation DAY! Whether you studied to be a teacher or SUDDENLY woke up a teacher today, or you have gray haired educational experience… you are a ROCK STAR!! This is for YOU! What’s on Sale? Homeschooling from the Inside Out I want to wish you a very Happy Teacher Appreciation Week!In this season of craziness I have talked to classroom teachers, administrators, parents and homeschoolers and we all agree: Being a teacher is hard work, and it is so much harder now. I’ve seen parents/teachers go above and beyond during these times that are so unreal and unthinkable. I know how exhausting this is and you definitely deserve all the teacher appreciation love, this week and always! A SALE? WHAT SALE? WHEN?To kick off Teacher Appreciation Week, I am excited to announce that TpT is celebrating YOU with a special Teacher Appreciation SALE! Save 20% off all my resources (including bundles!) this Tuesday and Wednesday (May 5th & 6th). Save an additional 5% off by using promo code THANKYOU20. VISIT MY TPT STORE HERE! Give a shout out to your FAVORITE Teacher friends and family on FB EVERYTHING is ALL on Sale Bible StudiesBest SellersTime Capsule WritingMath JokesMother’s DayLife skillsand more! Is THIS site on SALE TOO?YES! I will mirror the TpT sale on this website! website. Use the same code, THANKYOU20, to get 25% off everything I’ve personally created on this website. (click on the product drop down menu in the tab bar) What about all the masterclasses?Yep! On sale too, with the same coupon, THANKYOU20, to get 25% off everything! Yes, that includes the homeschool classes, Pinterest, Business, and Selling printables classes!! Visit my academy here. I have some AMAZING Creator friends who are also joining Teacher Appreciation week to help CELEBRATE YOU! Gail, with Maestro Heights, has the most creative graphic printables that bring biographies and music to life! My top pick for this week? Morse Code for Kids! Gail’s sets make perfect “Unit study of the Month” Holly, Will take your kids on a virtual world tour of some incredible sights as they “Unlock” some amazing destinations! Renee has the first role play set for your little midwife I’ve ever seen! So cute! Mary Beth has STUNNING cursive practice and scavenger hunts that will tickle your child’s imagination. Debbie is here to help you teach your kids ALL ABOUT NUTRITION! Tricia has ready to go Bible Lessons for your children. Mission Mummy has all sort of goodies for your preschoolers who need better fine motor skills!
Practice Bullying with Kids When my friend’s husband (Anthony) called and asked for me to bring my son to their house for a few minutes, I happily loaded him into the car and drove over.There was a heaviness in the room when we walked through the front door and I began to sweat. “Please, sit down,” Anthony motioned to their sofa.Within 34 seconds I realized what was going on.My son had been bullying their son during play time and I was clueless. I opened my inbox yesterday and read a note from a mom asking for advice. She is friends with a sweet mom and while they are visiting, her son is watching her fiend’s son bully and hurt his younger sibling… And now her son is acting out at home. “I’ve decided to give the friendship a break for a while.” She wrote. And then she asked me how I would handle the situation. Suddenly I was back on the sofa listening to Anthony. So I shared… One of our sons really struggled with bully behavior. He was sarcastic, aggressive and had a mean streak when his pride was challenged. His favorite target?–> My best friend’s son who was a couple of years younger than him. Honestly, I had been blind to it, and then my friend and her husband invited me and my son over. The parents, explained that this type of behavior would not be tolerated. Their son adored my son, but often felt bullied and had begun to take on my son’s habits. Not gonna be allowed. “Buddy, we love you. We are giving you a chance to learn and correct your behavior, but if you do not our son will not be aloud to play with you.” Gulp. They were so loving, united, clear and determined to help my son while protecting theirs. Related: What does Bullying Look like? I was horrified of course, but we only grew closer as friends… Not all friendships survive this kind of family coaching and correcting.But that would be my advice. Get together and explain. Mom, sometimes it’s our kids who are the bullies.Other times it’s our kids who are being bullied. I needed to witness how my friend and her husband addressed the negative behavior head on. And so did my son. Related: 6 Tips for having a conversation about cyber bullying There are consequences for bad behavior, but we are to extend grace. ***If my friend has simply stopped hanging out with me because of my son, we never would have learned this lesson and her son would simply learn to avoid problems rather than lovingly deal with them. Plus, we would have missed the sweetness of a friendship that has grown into a lifeline over the past few decades… How to Address Bullying Open our eyes. We need to see the world with clarity.Watch for opportunities to show kids good, bad, wrong, and cruel behavior and then talk about how to properly handle the situation.Practice. Find a 5 minute pocket of time and play-practice.Address it head-on. No one wins when we put our heads in the sand and run. If our kids are bullies, invite the parents over and lovingly ask for forgiveness and correct the behavior. If our kids are being bullied… do the sameProtect our kids! We were blessed our friends address bullying head on. But if your kids are in danger, protect them. If necessary, get the authorities involved. What would you add? How have you witnessed bullying behavior dealt with that WORKED? We need to learn from each other…
How to Trim the Fat out of Your Homeschool Lessons Inside: How to trim the excess weight from your homeschool curriculum. {Plus-Free printable cheatsheet} Exactly 16 days ago I weighed 11 pounds more than I do today. I happened to see a picture of me and my family and I could not believe how much heavier I had become since settling in the mountains. I took immediate note and changed my ways. As I weighed in yesterday I had broken through a barrier that had been alluding me for a few years. I am well on my way to my target goal. Just 18 more pounds to go. … Read More »
So God Made a HOMESCHOOL Mom, Like YOU God said, “MY kids need to be… dependable, honest, trustworthy and kind. content while folding laundry, going on a million errands, or picking up dog poop. able to pursue their unique talents. …So God made a homeschool mom. God said, “You see, Each of MY kids is uniquely and wonderfully made.” They need to be loved and cherished. They must learn the value of cleaning up after playing with glitter. And they need to have the freedom to explore, run, jump, swing, slide, and hike through my creation. …So God made a homeschool mom. … Read More »
The Pinky Promise Every Woman Needs to Make Inside: a truth, a promise, and a giveaway. Standing in the sun watching our kids jump on a trampoline, she reached under my chin and pulled out a hair. “You had a long golden hair growing under your chin.” I was horrified. … Read More »
11 Creative Ways for Moms to Make Money from Home Sitting in my kitchen staring at my computer thinking, “Can I make money from home?” Before we go too far… My definition of HUSTLE is “busy movement and activity”. I use the phrase hustle because it’s a popular search term. One of the biggest lessons I’ve learned is to make sure my work online is actually found. Write that tip down. No matter what YOU decide to do, that one is key! I’ve tried lots of things to earn cash from home, but my favorite way is using what I call magic and monopoly. I don’t want to turn my garage into a knife forge, or my living room into a craft creation warehouse. Is it too much to ask to simply wave my magic wand, pull an idea out of my head and make a little money? LOL! I’m guessing you’ve had the same thought. After years of trying to make measurable cash from my imagination, I finally did it well enough to share with you! Magic. An idea can earn income if you can package it in an attractive way and bring enough people to come and take a look at it. Our kids do this all the time when they set up a lemonade stand our front yards. The prettier the stand and the bigger the smiles the larger the sales, right? It’s not hard to think of a great (or even just good) idea. As a homeschooler and blogger, my brain is always on creative mode. Printable, lessons, planners, and classes come to me in my sleep. I’m guessing you have some ideas too. I want this The Magic Happens when you learn to package your idea in a way that causes someone to stop scrolling on their screen just long enough to think, “Hey! I need that!” When the number of people who pause to look at your “thing” grows, so does your income. MAGIC. Monopoly. After creating about 100 printables for homeschoolers, teachers, and parents I began thinking, “HEY! I like what that seller over there created too. Is there a way that I can share her thing and make a few pennies too?” I call this monopoly money. Making a profit through the easy-peasy process of sharing other peoples creations. The business world calls this affiliate marketing. I call it monopoly- like the game. Because games are fun. Creative Ways I personally have earned at least $300 Network marketing. Come on. Most of us have “tried it” at one point or another! I’ve been a part of Amway (In the old days) and Advocare in the more recent decade. In the end, network marketing just isn’t my sweet spot, but there are some incredible companies out there! Blogging. This is where my online journey began and continues to grow today. “How can I turn my passion for writing and sharing stories into dimes, quarters, and dollar bills?” I earn income through ads, reviews, and selling products and classes I create all from my blog. All digital products. (Magic) Get 3 powerful strategies that will make readers love you + grow your traffic {Time-Sensitve} If you want to grow your blog’s traffic, you’ll love this free workshop for bloggers: How to Get More Traffic With Fewer Posts. In one hour, you learn how to get more traffic with fewer posts using the best blogging strategies backed by science. A lot of free blogging workshops aren’t worth your time, but I went through this one myself and can vouch that you’ll get a ton of new practical tips and tricks for converting visitors to fans who keep coming back. Grab your spot before it closes!! –>>Sign up Here She only does this workshop 1-2 times a year. Get on her list so you don’t miss out! Selling printables. “I’m making them for my own kids… “Can I package my printable to sell online?” YEP! (Magic) I began my journey uploading my creations to Teachers Pay Teachers and now sell them on my blog and in an online store too. Join the How to Make and Sell Printables on Etsy or TpT Class Affiliate Marketing. After taking a blogging class, I shared a link to the next series of training and earned $300. “Wait? WHAT!?!” You mean I can share other peoples golden products and classes and earn a small (or big) commission for that sale? YES!! (Monopoly) An Affiliate share can look like this! Create e-Classes. “If I make classes online will people enroll?” YES!! (Magic) List of Side Hustles for Homeschool Moms Don’t let the word hustle throw you off. I get emails all the time from stay at home homeschool moms who are desperate to make a few hundred dollars a month. We homeschool moms who wake before dawn and stay up too late to work are the image of hustle- busy and moving toward our goals. Download your FREE Printable List Here. Just want a no-fuss list of ways to make money from home? Blogging Network marketing (Direct Sales)Affiliate MarketingSelling Digital PrintablesSell Online ClassesAnswer PhonesTutor onlineSell PhotosSell CraftsSell your ClutterBecome an Etsy seller But some of us need more than a no-fuss list. Some of us need a little more help and guidance. That’s why I created this guide. Grab your printable Guide for working from home. It includes: A Plan ChecklistFive Ways I’ve Made $300+/eachWork from Home Checklist8 Goals for the Work from Home MomTips for Working with Kids Around Use this guide to help you jump start your ideas, get yourself motivated and keep a hold of your family. When you’re done, do something cool with the paper! Psst! That’s another creative idea for your kids:). My name is Rebekah Sayler, Professional Nerf Bullet Dodger, author of Homeschooling From the Inside Out, owner of A Better Way to Homeschool and homeschooling mom of five rambunctious sons. Yep. It’s as crazy as it sounds! I am most thankful for the love and support of my husband of almost 30 years, Craig, for being my rock and best friend in this wildlife we created. When I’m not dodging nerf bullets or stepping over piles of Legos, I create classes, printables, books, and resources to encourage Christian homeschool moms to trust the Lord in their journey. My heart’s passion is to share the truth that it is possible to educate your kids using God’s word as a guide while focusing on the holy trinity of homeschooling: heart, attitude, and character.
Join the Homeschooling Olympians One of the most challenging parts of homeschooling is staying encouraged and filled with enthusiasm for our kids and family. It’s easy to get caught in the trap of staring at lesson plans, learning benchmarks and curriculum and forget to focus on the things that really matter: heart, attitude, and character. Homeschooling is wonderful. After 20+ Years of teaching our five sons, I can tell you it is one of the best adventures I have been on in my life. But I can also tell you it’s harder on your own. The BEST news? You don’t have to do it alone! Read more Everything you need to homeschool successfully from a place of rest and confidence. All outside social media, so you can redeem your precious time and invest in the most important people in your life – your family.” Everyone is So Excited About This!💃💃
Biology Study of Mushrooms that Captivates the Imagination When teaching biology, don’t open that nifty science book until your kids gasp and whisper, “wow!” …Read More »