Category: Travel
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Visit Pearl Harbor with Kids (VIDEO)
A while back, I had the privilege to Visit Pearl Harbor with the kids. As a homeschooling family, anything we can do to bring history to life is high on our priority list. We often are blessed to travel with dad on business, and this experience led us to Hawaii. Yes, You Can and Should…
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Planning a Summer Road Trip Worth Remembering
Planning a Summer Road Trip Worth Remembering Family travel is on the rise, and that’s an amazing thing. Experiences and time together create lifelong memories. Some of the most vivid memories of my childhood are from road trips. Yet, planning a family road trip can be a daunting task. As a mom who believes in…
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Life Lessons Learned on a Trip to the Grand Canyon
Grateful to our contributor, Bobi Ryan, for this post. How Deep is the Grand Canyon? I don’t know everything!……Wow, that is difficult to admit. Especially since I am a parent of a teenager. I do know that after our trip to the Grand Canyon, I have a new, undoubtable belief in creationism. Remarkably, I assumed…
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50 Tips for Surviving a Homeschool Conference with BONUS Travel Journal (FREE PRINTABLE)
10-page printable for making your homeschool conference awesome! As a veteran homeschool mom and a speaker at multiple homeschool conferences, I’ve had to learn how to not only survive but thrive at a convention. While the homeschool movement continues to grow (YEAH!) so many friends and readers are asking “how do we navigate a homeschool…
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Awesome Family Entertainment Value- Cirque Italia, Our Family Review
Sponsored Post We were so excited to attend Cirque Italia as a family across the street from the Palm Beach Kennel Club in West Palm Beach last weekend. While we’ve experienced many Cirque shows, this was our first Cirque Italia! The multi-cultural show featuring performers up close from around the globe now has two traveling shows and for…
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Bible Stories Came to Life in Israel: A Fresh Take on a Very Old Story
Even after growing up in church, reading my Bible through more times than I can count, and knowing its stories by heart, my trip to Israel made me realize that I was Biblically lopsided. That is, I had a tendency to draw applications from the New Testament independent of their roots in the Old Testament.…