Everyday Homemaking is jam-packed with practical ideas and tools to help you better manage your household and time. Practical ideas, time- and money-saving tips, useful products, links to our favorite sites–family resources that God has used to enable us to live our lives more abundantly. Everyday Homemaking–practical ideas for busy families, like yours!
We realize that in our recent theme change, we ended up with a front page that is quite the train wreck, but we hope most of the rest of the site works acceptably. We apologize for the inconvenience. Thank you for your patience as we transition from our old site to this one. We are ironing out the glitches as fast as we can! We've recently added the Everyday Cooking photo gallery, and we're adding more posts, Vicki’s Favorites in the shop, an expanded homeschool section, and more! We hope you’ll find it worth the wait — please check back often!
I’ve been working on the site, updating info since my most recent book was released (High School 101: Blueprint for […]
Some of my favorite mixer and mill options! SAVE an additional $10-$20 when you use one of my links, below…… […]
(This article is adapted/condensed from Vicki’s one-hour workshop, Planning for High School: From Goals to Graduation.) _____________________________ If you’ve ever […]
In a Christian family, God’s Word is the foundation of all other study, so our biblical worldview impacts […]
Author Sue Gregg shares my passion for giving kids the chance to learn through everyday, real-life activities. In her cookbook, Lunches […]
A friend who likes my cinnamon rolls asked me if I would make them for a wedding brunch — but […]
Energy Budget: Time & Household Management for the Chronically Ill (by Rachel Ramey of Titus2Homemaker.com) – A quick review This […]
When Eighth Grade Counts as High School Some eighth grade students are ready to begin tackling high school level work—especially […]
I’ve been working on the site, updating info since my most recent book was released (High School 101: Blueprint for Success, available in our store here or at Amazon), and rounded up just a handful of past interviews/podcasts as I surfed the internet. Enjoy! (And thanks so much to those […]
Some of my favorite mixer and mill options! SAVE an additional $10-$20 when you use one of my links, below…… Create a “customize your own bundle” with Nutrimill and Bosch products at Nutrimill’s website! Check out any current sales specials! (Limited time offer; while supplies last. ) Use my link […]
(This article is adapted/condensed from Vicki’s one-hour workshop, Planning for High School: From Goals to Graduation.) _____________________________ If you’ve ever thought, “Homeschooling through high school sounds scary!” — take a deep breath. You’ve been teaching this student for years already, and you can absolutely do this next step. It’s just […]
In a Christian family, God’s Word is the foundation of all other study, so our biblical worldview impacts all learning in subtle ways. But there are also times we want that impact to be more deliberate. How can a busy family incorporate Bible study, everyday-life application of Biblical […]
Author Sue Gregg shares my passion for giving kids the chance to learn through everyday, real-life activities. In her cookbook, Lunches & Snacks, with Lessons for Children, Sue says, “Children want to start helping in the kitchen at a very young age. . . . Take the time to teach your […]
A friend who likes my cinnamon rolls asked me if I would make them for a wedding brunch — but they would need to be prepped several days in advance and either baked or reheated the morning of. Although I’ve made dinner roll dough and frozen ahead and figured it […]
Energy Budget: Time & Household Management for the Chronically Ill (by Rachel Ramey of Titus2Homemaker.com) – A quick review This was obviously written by someone with an intimate knowledge of the subject matter! Author Rachel Ramey is a homeschooling mama of five and a long-time chronic illness sufferer who knows […]
When Eighth Grade Counts as High School Some eighth grade students are ready to begin tackling high school level work—especially in core academic subjects such as math, science, or foreign language. If that sounds like your student, you might consider using high school-level course materials now and noting these courses […]
Mentoring with Grace: Dancing through Life Together How to nurture meaningful connections without pressure or perfection. Mentoring is much like a beautiful dance—sometimes slow and gentle, sometimes lively and full of unexpected turns. When done well, it’s a graceful give-and-take that nurtures both hearts. For women, especially mothers navigating the […]
Got a kiddo who struggles putting pencil to paper? He may just not be quite ready for the handwriting at that level. Children mature at different rates in handwriting readiness, just as in reading readiness. Is he forming his letters from shapes, or is he trying to reconstruct them by […]
