A Mom’s View Of The Well Educated Heart

If there has been one philosophy, or way of thinking, that has changed the way we homeschool it is the Well Educated Heart. The Well Educated Heart (WEH) isn’t a curriculum. It doesn’t tell you exactly what to do every day as you teach your kids. For me and my family, it has proven to […]
Hiking Peek-A-Boo Gulch and Spooky Gulch Slot Canyons In Escalante

You looking for an incredible hike in a picturesque slot canyon? Perfect! Hiking Peek-a-boo Gulch and Spooky Gulch slot canyons are perfect to hike at the same time. They are right next to each other making a fun loop that gives you a little different experience in each one. This is one of the hikes […]
How to Benefit From Elders (Older Folk) To Teach Our Kids

Whether we’re 3 or 30 or 87, making cools things with our hands (or voices, or bodies, or minds all creativity counts!) is good for the soul. Try as we might, though, we can’t teach our children everything. One incredible way to out-source education is to take lessons from elders in your community. Our elders […]
Building Resilience in Children

Did you know that resilience is a learned trait? That means that at any point in a persons life, they can learn to be more resilient. As parents, it is our job to be proactive in building resilience in children. The people who we go through the hardest experiences with, are many times the ones […]
8 TIPS to Create A Reading Culture In Your Home

Creating a reading culture in your home can take a long time to create, but the results will have a great influence on your kids for the rest of their lives. If you want your child to love to read and to read well, you need to be intentional about creating a reading culture in […]
DIY Face Mask Pattern FOR KIDS

There may come a time in the near future that anyone who goes out in public will have to wear a mask. Not only to protect themselves, but also to protect others to help prevent the spread of this crazy Coronavirus that is spreading all over the world. I have created a face mask pattern […]
