My name is Crystal…
I’m a wife..
I’m a Mother…
and also a Step Mother…
I’m a daughter..
A sister…
and a friend…
The Kids
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| This is JJ. He’s my 12 year old step son. I often hear we look like brother and sister and people always think that when him and I go out..weird! JJ attends a Charter School, due to his Mother not wanting him homeschooled. That doesn’t stop me from bringing him in the class for some extra teaching. |
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This is my baby. His name is Thomas often called TJ and he’s 2. Very rarely I can snap a picture of his face b/c he is my rambunctious child. Always happy and super sensitive. TJ uses workboxes as a learning device.
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hi, love your site, thanks for sharing. my baby is 1 year old now. do you have lesson plan for one year old baby? Thanks!!
Thanks for visiting..You can find quite a few activities here for a 1 yr old or you can check out http://1plus1plus1equals1.blogspot.com she has some great ideas for the little ones =)
Hi, I subscribed to your blog as I have been visiting now for a few months. I found you through Hip Homeschool Moms. I am going to start a home school curriculum and educational book review page on my website. I am hoping to gather home school mothers from all over to review materials and post about them on this page. The posts will stay open to comments so that others can offer their input. I was wondering if you would be interested in joining me in this. You could be a guest reviewer as frequently as you liked. The minimum requirement is one review per year and the maximum is six. I will provide the materials to be reviewed. I am thinking of kicking this off in January. I look forward to hearing from you.
-Savannah
I would love to! Thanks for contacting me. I sent you an email =)
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