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Binkie Bites Feed Me Shortcut Chef

Binkie Bites: Shortcut Cauliflower and Chicken Fried Rice

By Chelsea on Tuesday, March 14, 2017

A simple one pan meal you can throw together. Bonus: It’s gluten FREE!

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Binkie Bites Feed Me Toddler Eats Valentine

Binkie Bites: Valentines Personal Pizza

By Chelsea on Thursday, February 2, 2017

Mommy and me Valentine’s pizza night!

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When you homeschool cosplay kids it’s hard not to When you homeschool cosplay kids it’s hard not to play along. The Eye of Sauron. My armor corset and arm guards are made from 100+ sticks of hot glue molded in a resin mold and hot glued together with a resin finish. I want to make one of these in every color! The headpiece is cardboard and the eye is just cellophane heat treated with a skewer through the middle to hold it in place. This cosplay was so fun to wear for the FanCon anniversary celebration of LOTR 👁️ one young gal stopped me and asked if I was the villain from LEGO Batman 😂 one man joked I was “the original flock camera”… 

The hot glue corset design and how-to by @stormdesign 

#lotrcosplay #cosplayfamily #eyeofsauron #baraddur
Our summer was one of creativity and dress up! Cor Our summer was one of creativity and dress up! Cora and Bex worked super hard on making this #mandaloriancosplay armor from cardboard, covered in duct tape and rhinestones. She had many admirers at FanCon. #makeitpink 

She was inspired by @captainmontgomerycosplays and their #Glamdalorian 

#kidcosplay #homeschool
Of the 20 Middle Grade, Chapter Books we read a lo Of the 20 Middle Grade, Chapter Books we read a loud in 2026 my favorite was The Girl Who Drank the Moon. We read this on audiobook while traveling and it was so beautifully narrated. A truly beautiful and engaging read. The Wings of Fire series is much more graphic than I thought it would be, violent and gory, we also listen to them all on audiobook, pre-read for your more sensitive kiddos. It was so much fun reliving classics like Anne of Greene Gables, Bridge to Terabithia, Island of the Blue Dolphins, and The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe. A random conversation lead to a deep dive of Tourette’s and the reading of The Insignificant Events in the Life of a Cactus, also a great narration on audiobook. What were some of your family’s favorite reads in 2025? 
📖 10 yo Favorites were: 
1. Anne of Green Gables
2. Winterhouse
3. Bridge to Terabithia
📚 12 yo Favorites
1. Verity Vox and the Curse of the Foxfire
2. Wildoak 
3. Insignificant Events in the Life of a Cactus

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#readaloud #readaloudrevival #readaloudfamily #readalouds #happyreading
Christmas whimsy at @hahnreindeerfarm! Our family Christmas whimsy at @hahnreindeerfarm! Our family had so much fun learning all about reindeer and how beautifully fascinating and complex they are. An animal that seems exotic to us, but is as common as cow in the Nordic region. The kids loved feeding and petting the reindeer, donkeys, and horses. If you’re in the Northern Colorado area add this experience to your Winter Bucket List! 🦌✨
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#northerncolorado #lovelandcolorado #hahnreindeerfarm #fortcollins
Vote! 🗳️ I feel hopeful today. Hopeful that love a Vote! 🗳️ I feel hopeful today. Hopeful that love and kindness, compassion and community will make their mark. Where will the winds of change blow? 🌬️🤍✨
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Inspired by friend and awesome mom and therapist @sowhatihearyousayingis 
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#theresistance #homeschoolmom #secularhomeschool #humanityfirst #momsofig #raisingtheresistance #democrats #makeamericakindagain #makeamericasmartagain
Some of the reasons I choose to homeschool are to Some of the reasons I choose to homeschool are to ensure my kids learn social emotional skills, critical thinking, the beauty in culture, connection to spirit, nature, and self, and real history the first time. I’m raising kids who will love and care for your kids- no matter what. #raisingkindhumans #homeschoolfamily
Moms everywhere are trying to hold it together whe Moms everywhere are trying to hold it together when inside we feel like a teapot about to blow. It can feel like we’re drastically under-reacting for those us not in the heart of crisis in Chicago, DC, Portland or Los Angeles, feeling unable to move this energy in a physical, measurable way. There’s not a lot to do physically where I live. I will continue to show up in other ways but it just never FEELS enough, but ALL of it counts. ALL of it matters. When we make intentional choices to do anything in resistance, we are making change. So much thanks, and so many blessings to those there, on the ground, putting themselves in harms way, taking the physical risks. We see you. We’re cheering for you 🫶🏻
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#democracynow #theresistance #humanityfirst #nokings #realmomlife #realmoms
What song is your family dancing to? Music is one What song is your family dancing to? Music is one of the most powerful mood boosters, emotional regulators, thought provoker, and form of expression. It aids in ability to learn and comprehend literature and math. Dance is a powerful act of tradition, interpretation, communication, seduction, joy, integration, expression, culture, rebellion, intimacy, and self confidence. Using music in different ways daily to enhance our learning and connection is an essential part of our unschooling. Learning choreography is fun but not necessary to experience these benefits.
In our homeschool we honor the First Peoples of ou In our homeschool we honor the First Peoples of our land and the real history of their colonization. We look to the Native Peoples for their wisdom and stewardship. We embrace their connection to nature, spirit, and community. There are many amazing books to learn from, here are the ones we have at home.

🇺🇸 An Indigenous Peoples’ History of the United States by Jean Mendoza and Debbie Reese
🫘 Keepunumuk, Weeachumun’s Thanksgiving Story by Danielle Greendeer, Anthony Perry, and Alexis Bunten
🪶 We Are Water Protectors by Corale Lindstrom
🍓 The First Strawberries, a Cherokee Story, retold by Joseph Bruchac
🍃 Song of the Seven Herbs by Walking Night Bear and Stan Padilla
🌕 Thirteen Moons on Turtle’s Back, A Native American Year of Moons by Joseph Bruchac and Jonathan London
🪧 Rad American History A-Z by Kate Schatz and Miriam Klein Stahl
⭐️ Star Stories, Constellation Stories From Around the World by Andy Wilx and Anita Ganeri
⏳Smithsonian Timelines of Everything

Share any you love reading 📚🤍✨

#indigenouspeoplesday #nooneisillegalonstolenland #realhistory #secularhomeschool #unschoolers #childrensbooks #kidsbooks
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