As part of the 2015 The Old Schoolhouse Crew, I was given a Yearly Membership to SchoolhouseTeachers.com review. First let me just say that there really is something for everyone!
There are over 100 course offerings from preschool to adults: from Art Techniques and Simply Shakespeare drama to Science and Trigonometry to Homesteading and Whole Foods Cooking and lots of other great classes. Continue reading
Tonight’s the night! Please join me and attend the It’s a Crew Christmas Facebook Party. There will be freebies, giveaways and lots of fun!
I hope to see you there!
Blessings,
Jennifer
I am so excited to release my brand new ebook!
Faithful Homestead
Canning and Preserving:
Fruits and Fruit Pie Fillings
It features 15 of my family’s favorite fruit and fruit pie filling canning recipes.
This is the first in a series of ebooks I am writing with my favorite canning and preserving recipes.
Grab your copy today for $2.99.
Blessings,
Jennifer
Last week I wrote about Building a Legacy of Faith. What does it take to build a legacy of faith? These are some practical ideas that I believe any family can implement.
Personally spend time in God’s word
When we personally spend time in God’s word we can draw closer to him. By knowing the Father intimately we can show his light to others.
Spend time in God’s word with our children
Spending time in the Word with our children allows us to teach them what we are learning. Also our children can come to know our Lord personally.
Recently the kids and I had the opportunity to review the Appalachian Trail Unit Study from the The Old Schoolhouse Magazine. It is definitely safe to save that we had a lot of fun learning about the Appalachian Trail.
I have to admit I really didn’t know much about the Appalachian Trail before going through this unit study. We learned that the idea for the Appalachian Trail came from Benton MacKaye and he presented his idea at the Appalachian Trail conference in Washington D.C 1925. The Appalachian Trail (A.T.) was finished twelve years later, in 1937.
