Happy Monday!
This past week, we finished the new apple press! I’m a little bit excited about that! Before it started freezing, we had picked several boxes of pears and apples so that we could juice them once we got the press done. I wish it would have been finished sooner so we would have been able to get more juice made but I am thankful for the juice we got!
Blessings,
Jennifer
Are you looking for a great hands-on class that introduces Engineering in a really fun, engaging way? Maybe you are like me and didn’t even know you should be looking for a class like this. If you have a hands-on learner in grades 6-12 you need to check out Thinking Like an Engineer and Thinking Like an Architect from the Innovators Tribe. Brock has been working through Thinking Like an Engineer for the past few weeks.
Is it possible to have too many color options when creating art? My kids don’t think so! So imagine how excited they’ve been to review the Thin Stix Creativity Pack which features 24 fun colors from The Pencil Grip, Inc. This review has meant they have even more colors to use when creating masterpieces including six neon colors and 6 Metalix Thin Stix.
Happy Monday!
This past weekend the weather was fairly mild, so we took advantage of it and cut quite a bit of firewood. It’s such a blessing to have more wood cut and stacked, especially since this upcoming week the temperate isn’t supposed to get above the mid-40’s.
One of the loads of wood from this weekend.
It’s time for the weekly All Around the Home and Homestead Blog Party. I hope you will stop by throughout the week to see the linked up articles.
Blessings,
Jennifer
This latest review comes to you from, Allsaid & Dunn, LLC, publishers of The Reading Game and authors of the Wordly Wise series. Their series called The Magic Stories consists of six engaging stories: The Magic Hole, The Magic Ax, The Magic Joke, The Magic Hotdog, The Magic Boots, and The Magic Box.
The Magic Stories are delivered in PDF format and can be printed (which is what we did) or can be used on the iPad or the computer. Eli doesn’t particularly like to read off the computer screen so we printed the each of the stories off.
