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- An Almost Unschooling Mom
- I'm a homeschool mom of six. My family has been homeschooling for about seventeen years. And, each year, we've learned a little more about having fun, and spending less, while learning more. It's great to be a homeschooler!
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- Knotted Friendship Bracelets
- The Roman Road to Salvation
- Chocolate Peanut Butter Pass Around Fudge
- Swimmer and the Shark - Child Crafted Games
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- Picture Books for Strawberry Season
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- Chocolate Dipped Frozen Banana Cream Pops
- Corn Chip Sombreros
- Homemade Hail Shakes
- Sidewalk Chalk After the Rain - Simple Summer
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- Scented Bubble Solution - Simple Summer
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5 comments:
Neat! I love how the snakes look like.
You guys are really having fun with bubbles! I love it!
Phyllis - It's summer!
Ssssso, sssssso, ssssso fun!
(Get it? I speaking like a snake...) ;0)
I didn't know that worked in such a small scale. I've always seen it done as the giant "foamerator." This seems much more likely to get done.....
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