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How to Make a Walker Tote Bag
This easy to make walker tote bag is held on with two strips of hook and loop tape (Velcro). It is a fast sewing project, perfect for beginner sewers who want to sew for charity. The tutorial teaches you step by step how to sew a walker bag.
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Coping With Seasonal Affective Disorder as a Christian
Christians are not immune from the gloom of seasonal affective disorder. Meditating on God who is the True Light can help a Christian face SAD or winter depression and overcome it with hope.
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Invited to Eat Dinner? Manners for Children
Children with good manners are a delight to be around. When your child is invited to eat at someone's home, help him express kindness to the host with these four basic rules of dinner etiquette.
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How to Write a Review of a Website
Writing a review of an online service or website is different from writing a product review. Through experience writing website reviews, I've discovered some things that help.
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Hand-me-down Etiquette: Appropriate Ways to Give & Accept Second Hand Gifts
By following some simple rules of hand-me-down etiquette, you can navigate the complicated situation of giving and receiving hand-me-downs.
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Writing a Homeschool Field Trip Report
Enhance learning from field trips by writing a field trip report. What to do before, during, and after a field trip can make writing the report easier.
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How to Clean Suede and Sheepskin Slippers
Cleaning suede or sheepskin slippers is not difficult if you follow a few simple rules. Don't just throw them in the washing machine. Suede is unlike other materials and requires special treatment.
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Homeschool—Help! I'm Behind!
Help! I'm behind in homeschool! What can I do with these feelings of guilt over our homeschool lessons? How can we catch up after being behind?
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What is a Homeschool Curriculum Spine?
Homeschoolers use a book called a curriculum spine to offer structure to a unit of study such as history or science.
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Pyramid Diorama (Triarama) Templates & Directions
A triarama, or pyramid diorama, is an easy, hands-on, 3D project for homeschool narration, unit studies, or book reports. Learn how to make a triarama with these easy steps.
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Use Cootie Catchers to Teach
Cootie catchers are a fun papercraft that can also serve to teach your children in a creative, hands-on way. No matter your lesson plans, you can integrate a cootie catcher into it.
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How to Get the Most Educational Value Out of Watching a Movie
Movies can be educational if you take a few extra steps before, during and after watching. Films work well to complement a homeschool curriculum for science, language arts, and history. Here is how to get the most from watching movies.