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Celebrating Black history year-round in your homeschool is a wonderful practice. It honors the contributions, stories, and triumphs of Black people. They have played a significant role in the nation’s growth and progress throughout the years. Black History Year-Round: Topics to Cover Each Month I’ve compiled a way for homeschooling families to integrate Black history …

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As homeschoolers, we have the unique and rare opportunity to provide our children with accurate history.  Many Juneteenth resources and textbooks credit Abraham Lincoln with abolishing slavery in 1863. What often remains unsaid is that it would take an additional two years before enslaved Africans throughout the country – not just the states in the …

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It’s springtime, which means that it’s almost Easter, and because I’m trying to get better at creating more DIY decor around my house, I figured I’d give this DIY Easter egg wreath that I’ve seen over and over again on the internet a try. I’m still loving the results, and I think that I may …

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We’re travelers. You all know that. What you may not know is that we do most of our traveling via automobile and that love comes from childhood. Little did I know that traveling by car was out of necessity rather than joy for my grandparents and my parents, but I’m doing my best to translate …

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It’s HERE!  100 DAYS UNTIL CHRISTMAS!!!!!  If you’re my friend on Facebook, you know that I start my countdown on Christmas day because it’s my most favorite holiday out of all of the holidays ever.  September 1 marks my FAVORITE THIRD OF THE YEAR EVER! September through December holds my birthday, my anniversary,  Halloween, Thanksgiving, …

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