Homeschooling with A.D.H.D. Parenting with L.O.V.E.
One of the things I love best about living in the Atlanta, Georgia area is that there are a lot of family-friendly, educational places to visit with our kids. The Georgia Aquarium, the High Museum of Art, the World of Coca-Cola, Six Flags, and the Atlanta Botanical Garden are all here – and that’s justKeep Reading…
What child doesn’t love visiting the zoo? Naturally, zoos are popular for homeschooling field trips, but you can also make them into genuine opportunities to learn. Read on to find out 5 fun ways to learn at the zoo! It’s Tuesday, so it’s also time for the Laugh and Learn linky! Check out our favoriteKeep Reading…
In the past, we’ve always tried to go on a summer vacation with our kids. This year, though, we’re making the best of our home city with a few Atlanta staycation ideas! More and more families are saving money by taking “staycations” rather than vacations. If you’re unfamiliar with a “staycation”, it’s just when youKeep Reading…
Good morning! We got a chance to visit the Atlanta History Center a few weeks back and we’re sharing pictures from our trip with you all today! Every year, there are special Atlanta History Center homeschool days where homeschooling families can enter for a discounted rate. To begin the year, though, the museum held aKeep Reading…
Good morning everyone! A couple of weeks ago, we shared our 10-day series on African history and featured a few pictures from our trip to the APEX Museum in our post about colonization. So…we’re sharing the rest of our pics from that field trip today! The APEX (African Panoramic Experience) Museum is located on AuburnKeep Reading…
Hi everyone! Today we’re sharing pictures of our recent field trip to Callaway Gardens! On May 10, 2013, the gardens offered free admission to everyone in honor of National Public Gardens Day and we decided to pack up the Hundred Acre Wood crew to drive out to Pine Mountain, GA. One of the things weKeep Reading…
Good morning and happy Monday to you all! We’re beginning the week by sharing a recent field trip we went on as a family. Christopher Robin and I got a chance to visit the High Museum of Art in Atlanta last year before we had Piglet, but the kids had never been. So we decidedKeep Reading…
