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Discrimination – noun treatment or consideration of, or making a distinction in favor of or against, a person or thing based on the group, class, or category to which that person or thing belongs rather than on individual merit It was the first time in 5 years I can remember it happening. My kids were…
Hello, Hip Homeschool People! You’ve found this week’s Hip Homeschool Hop….. We’re glad you could join us! Simplified Pantry promotes homestyle cooking with basic ingredients, believing it is possible to cook good, healthy food without a pantry full of specialized products. The eBook, Simplified Dinners, enables anyone to transition toward home-prepared, real-food cooking. Simplified…
Our family recently took a break from our “regular” school studies to go on a bit of a road trip and then take time to recover from said road trip. Just the other day my husband took the very, very brave step of telling me how great the house had been looking since we’d been home. Like,…
Have you heard about the new movie from Golden Vision Films titled Beyond Acceptance? This film tells the story of Evans, a 10 year old foster child that was abandoned by his birth mother as a baby along with the Borders, a family of three that set down the bumpy, emotional, frustrating, and ultimately joyful…
You’ve found Autumn’s 1st Hip Homeschool Hop! Thank you for joining us! Has the weather turned cool and colorful where you are? ‘Tis the season!! Brighton Park is a homeschooling blog penned by Katie Sullivan, M.S., SLP-CCC a pediatric speech language pathologist and homeschooler who believes that anyone can be successful homeschooling and every child has…
Welcome to the Hip Homeschool Hop! Happy “Day after Labor Day”! Thank you for joining September’s first Hop! Brighton Park is a homeschooling blog penned by Katie Sullivan, M.S., SLP-CCC a pediatric speech language pathologist and homeschooler who believes that anyone can be successful homeschooling and every child has the potential to learn. Brighton Park contains practical tips, speech/language…
Making the time to exercise. It’s not always easy, is it? Some of you do it already, and you’re awesome! An inspiration, in fact. I’m positive there’s quite a few of you out there that are much more qualified to write this post than I. However, I am the one writing it and would like…
Have you heard about or been interested in the All About Spelling program from Pre-Reading Program (Level Pre-1)? I was blessed with the opportunity to review the Level 1 Student & Teacher set for the Hip Homeschool Moms along with the Deluxe Interactive Kit; today I’d like to take a minute to share my opinions…
Whether you school year round, take a short break, or spend the whole season curriculum-free; the summer offers an often irresistible pull to get out, move, do and experience all that this time of year has to offer. Our family strives to make the most of the short Montana summers, but we don’t want to have…
I’ve had occasion to find myself both in the iPhone camp and the Android one. Both have their strong points, and each have their weaknesses. Always an appreciative user and {mostly} proficient smartphone proponent, I decided to share with you my favorite free Android and iPhone apps. Hopefully someone will find a new tool they…
Have you ever heard of Grapevine Studies? Grapevine offers a truly impressive array of both New and Old Testament Bible studies for age groups all across the spectrum, from Pre-K to adult. Their wonderfully fun and simple approach, ‘Stick Figuring Through The Bible,’ offers a creative and multi-sensory learning experience that gives kids and people…
In a time of year where it seems like the whole world has caught the “Spring Cleaning” bug, I embraced today as the perfect opportunity to chat with you all about some of the ways we can keep all those books and supplies for our homeschool organized and easily accessible. In my home it seems…
