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Happy Thanksgiving!

The Jonas Family wants to wish everyone the Happiest Thanksgiving! We put together a quick video (under a minute) where we share what we are T-H-A-N-K-F-U-L for. We hope you enjoy the video and that you have lots of things to be thankful for this year. We’re hosting Thanksgiving this year at our house. Where…
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San Francisco

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Hiking at Charlestown State Park

Hiking has always been one of our favorite family activities. Our local park was Charlestown State Park, but since we’ve moved, it’s over half an hour away. We decided to go back one last time for a farewell hike and barbecue. Indigo had to stop and look at the moss: After the hike, the children played…
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Family Photo Shoot

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Knitting Time Saver

All of the children know how to knit (including the boys). They mostly knit washcloths that they sell with our soap. It’s great because they can take their knitting with them in the car or to a meeting we need to attend. It gives them something to do with their hands. Knitting also teaches eye-hand…
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Rainbow

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How to Make an Ethernet Cable

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We Have Baby Rabbits!

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Jonas Family 25 Holiday Events

If you listened to my podcast about Simplifying and Organizing your Holidays, then you know that the first week of every October, the Jonases sit down and discuss what we’re going to do as a family for the first 25 days of December. These events are very intentional and designed to build memories and make…
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Do the Jonas Children Have Time to Play?

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An Anniversary to Remember

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How To Be a Story Maker

I have a lot of goals when it comes to my children and their homeschool education. One of my goals is that they learn how to be great communicators. In most conventional public school educations, communication is focused on the ability to write “papers”. Whether these papers are book reports or term papers, the…
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Homeschool Curriculum

One of the most common homeschool questions that I’m asked is, “What curriculum do you use?” To be perfectly honest, I hate this question. I think too many homeschooling parents think that there is a “magic” curriculum out there that will make homeschooling perfect. Too much homeschooling energy is wasted on choosing curriculum, discussing curriculum,…
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Computer Fun

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Take Time To Just Be Silly
