I posted about the bedroom makeovers in another post but thought I’d share a few more details about what we did just in case anyone else wanted to do something similar.
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Want your kids to eat healthier?
Vanessa from the UK got “brilliant results” with the Kids Cook Real Food redefining picky eating process, and she says, “That had to be the calmest, quietest meal we’ve had in years!!”
My kids have had their moments and sometimes I feel like I’ve pulled all the tricks out of my bag and need more to try.
I’ll keep this short, but you are running out of time to get in for day 1 of the No More Picky Eating Challenge: A Free 5-day Dinner Table Transformation to Banish Power Struggles in 30 Minutes a Day!
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**Homeschool Giveaway ALERT!**
Are you on the lookout for top-notch homeschooling resources to make learning more effective and engaging for your kids? If yes, then you’re going to love NotebookingPages.com‘s Homeschool Giveaway on Wednesday, February 21st!
Cauliflower and Cheese (Keto alternative to Macaroni & Cheese)
I love my macaroni and cheese and that has been a hard thing to give up but this recipe is just about as good as the real thing… Mr. Awesome says he actually prefers it to the real thing.
Cauliflower and Cheese (Keto alternative to Macaroni & Cheese)
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Victory Gardening for a Homeschooling Win
I have written a little about Victory Gardens in past posts but recently I went so far as to incorporate them into our homeschool curriculum!
We used the booklet found HERE to calculate how much food we would need as individuals and for the family as a whole. Then we calculated how many rows of each vegetable we would need to supply those needs.
Using those numbers we were then able to calculate how much space we would need for a Victory Garden that would supply us with the majority of the fruits and veggies that we would need to give us an adequate amount of nutrition. This was a little more complicated than we originally expected and it took us several days to calculate the number of beds and rows that we would need.
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