Several years back, my husband read the book Fast Food Nation. This was around the same time I did the whole pescatarian thing. Richard started talking about getting to ‘know’ your meat, which most of the people around us completely mocked. “Do you need to know the cow’s name before you eat it?” “Do you have to pet it first?”…
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Strawberry Jam: From Farm-to-Table
The best thing about early December in South Florida? Hands down: strawberry picking. While the rest of the country is freezing their butts off, we are enjoying delicious, ripe, red strawberries! For this year’s first strawberry picking trip, we went with a group of friends to the U-Pick at Natural Wonders Landscaping in Coconut Creek. Lydia had her own basket…
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Chanukah Craft: Fingerprint Menorah
Menorah Fingerprint Craft Materials: White construction paper Blue construction paper Glue White paint Orange paint Directions: Cut out the base of the menorah from the white paper and glue it to a piece blue paper. Coat your child’s finger in white paint and use it to make the candles. Make sure you make the Shamash (the center candle) the tallest….
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Create a Homeschool Classroom in a Small Space
Based on my background in education, I sometimes have parents of young children approach me and ask if I can help with different things, like complete an informal evaluation of a child with developmental delays to give the parent some feedback and ideas to try, write a tutoring plan, or help set up a classroom in their home. This was…
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Thanksgiving Crafts for Kids
Original idea for craft here.
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