Homeschooling has become an increasingly popular choice for parents looking to provide personalized education tailored to their child’s needs. For parents of toddlers aged 1 to 3, creating a curriculum that stimulates and nurtures their development is key. In this article, we’ll explore 10 easy do-it-yourself (DIY) homeschool curriculum ideas inspired by the Montessori philosophy, […]
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Homeschooling didn’t start as our “way of doing life” for our family. I started homeschooling when my daughter was entering the age of preschool. Looking back to that time, it was not easy but it wasn’t hard either. First of all, I don’t work full time and much of my time was dedicated to what
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This blog is difficult for me to write since we are still under the cloud of transitions. I know it will get easier and smoother once we are passed the transition stage but right now, I want to share with you how we are dealing with it as a family. First, let me give you
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We let go of our old domain allabouthisgrace.com since the domain has always been targeted by domain shmackers and bought a new domain www.carrollcafe.com. We think a new website domain would better fit another transition coming our way in a few weeks. It is our intent to continue to serve the Lord wherever we are, be
Two weeks ago, we spent a week in Dumaguete with a heavy heart as well as excitement with what God holds for us to this other side of the Philippines. Our hearts were heavy to leave our dear friends we came to know and regarded as friends. From the children and people at the boulevard, the fruit
Homeschool: We’re back in action with homeschooling. We kick off our home school last week but ended up changing our schedules to start in the afternoon. It worked out better for all of us. Our Tinkerbell (G) is now ready for 3rd grade and Mr. C is now in Kindergarten. He’s also turning 6
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Someone asked me here few weeks ago, where do the kids go to school? I answered, “Oh we are homeschooling”. Homeschooling here is unheard of for the most part and while it’s gaining popularity in the main city like Manila, it is still foreign to some here. We’ve met some homeschooling family in Manila and here in
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If you are in Dumaguete, you shouldn’t miss Siliman University. We took the kids for field trip around the premises of the university. We tried their local cafeteria that is usually for the faculties and students. It’s fine and definitely affordable! The first photo is a shot facing the boulevard. You can see the ferry
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We started this week our summer homeschool. Our kids both took a break for about 2+ months since we arrived in the Philippines and it has been a great time for them to get assimilated with the culture, spend time with our family in Manila and learn some basic language here and there. We got
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