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A New Year!


We begin a new year today!

 I love to decorate the home a little to make the day special. Thank you, Dollar Tree, for the frugal decor.

 This year our school room changed. During the summer, we made some changes to storage to our dining and living room.

 Now this is our school room. MUCH less cluttered.


We have essential supplies here. That includes the Math/English/Chinese that the kids will need everyday for their own work.

This, is our favorite part of our living room now.

The other books are stored here. Big Bro has his own caddy, because he is doing his own Math, Science, and Writing (Institute for Writing in Excellence).

We have art supplies and Kindergarten manipulatives here.

 This morning, I am profoundly grateful for the fact I get to homeschool our kids and I get to spend so much more time with them. I do not think it's because I'm better than other moms or more committed. I think it is a gift from God and I treasure it a lot. 

 We began the new year, watching the eclipse. =)

We thought we missed it. But on the left you can see a small reflection of the eclipse. It was reflected from my phone.
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