Motherhood. Homeschool. Life at Center-Age / Est. 2008
Create fancy or funky hand fans with your kids in this easy and fun project. You can make these fans using decorative paper – like scrapbooking paper or gift wrap- and finishing them off with a silk tassel, ribbons, or a metal charm. Here’s one of our finished fans: We made a variety of fans, […]
The following post is a flashback, written shortly after I was diagnosed with Lyme and put on a restricted diet. Years later, I’m still on it. I’m still dealing with Lyme. A true addict, I’m still craving the sweet stuff. A few things are essential to my happy survival. They are faith, hope, love and until […]
This is the story of a wedding, a road trip and finding direction. We set out at the crack of dawn to drive north on a damp icky September morning. It was actually 9:30, but it felt earlier because it was Saturday. We were on our way to a wedding, in Lake Placid. ON Lake […]
I began researching colleges last year, when my daughter began her Freshman year of homeschooling high school. Does that sound a bit early? I feel that the more I know about college requirements for homeschooled students, the more effectively I can prepare my daughter for the admissions process. I think as a homeschool parent, it’s essential to know all the options available. […]
Making a simple ribbon-tied story book out of photos is fun project to work on side-by-side with your little one. This project is geared towards 4-6 year-old children and it will help them practice their story telling skills. Hand them a camera and let them take the photos themselves or create a story out of […]
