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Review: General Science 101
Today I’m reviewing the General Science 101 DVD series for Christian homeschoolers. The videos are engaging and creative, which helps keep my daughter interested.
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Heirloom Bible Story Books
In which I add to my vintage Bible storybook collection. I love how precious the stories are and how important it was to generations past to teach them to their children.
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Game Review: Safari Park, Jr.
Safari Park Jr. is, of course, meant for preschoolers. I love how it can easily be used for free play as well as building those early thinking skills.
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Route 66, Missouri: Part 1
Exactly two years ago, we traversed the Illinois portion of historic Route 66 westbound from Chicago to St. Louis. We decided to cover the Kansas and Missouri sections this weekend, traveling eastbound.
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Game Review: Dress Code
Today’s review is for Dress Code by Smart Games. I love how compact and self-contained this game is. It's perfect for travel or to keep a child occupied quietly at a restaurant, church, or doctor's office.
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Game Review: Cats & Boxes
Cats & Boxes is not just a fun fidget to keep the kids occupied. It's more challenging than I expected. Even just moving one piece at a time, it takes some concentration to think through how to arrange the pieces.
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Review: Stealing Home
Today I’m sharing a book review for Stealing Home, a graphic novel set in Canada during World War II. Disclosure: I voluntarily received a complimentary copy from Timberdoodle as part of their blog review team. All views expressed are my own. My Review Did you learn about the World War II Japanese internment camps when you were in school? The ones…
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Lake Fort Smith and Devil’s Den
Rebecca and I are participating in the Arkansas State Parks passport program. Today we visited the two state parks closest to home.
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Mammoth Spring and more
Our latest adventure took us to Mammoth Spring State Park. Not only is it a very scenic state park, it is also special to Lyle and me because it was a place we liked to go back in our dating days...
