Education/Home School Blogs

365 Days of TV-Free Toddler Time: A blog by a mom with ten kids, including three toddlers. Join her as she blogs her way through fun TV-free activities with her toddlers, listing appropriate ages, all materials you'll need, and rating the activities with a 5-star rating system. You can even join the fun by playing along or guest posting!


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Confessions of an Untenured Teacher: Sarah writes about her adventures and misadventures as a special education teacher! Join her in laughing and crying over her students, colleagues, and administrators!

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Toooppetrie: Mom to four blessings. My life is a journey, a journey I try to enjoy rather it is having a premature baby or a husband who has deployed 6 times and will deploy again. I am a homeschooling mom. I have recently started sewing. I love my husband more than I ever thought possible. I love scrapbooking and card making but do not have time to do it often. I love to cook and make things like laundry soap and love to blog about them to help others learn the ropes of what I know. I love taking pictures of my children but have never learned to edit them so you see the real picture, dirty laundry and all. 

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Accidental Homeschooling Mom: Married sister-less mother of 4 sons craves conversation with the female species. There are no lace, frills, teacups or breakable items in my world right now.

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GoodDayRegularPeople" is a play on our 3 boys' names, and mine: we sound more like an empire than anything. Our son's names are Alexander, Maximux, and Augustus. My name is Alexandra. Really. I blog about the funny life of raising 3 boys, homeschooling, and living in this country as a first generation American from South America. A lot of things still dont' make much sense to me! I work as a caterer in the evening, so I can be home during the day. Catering allows me many,many stories! I'd say I'm a homor blog, with moments of poignancy at how quickly my life as a mother is passing, my boys are growing so very fast.