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Welcome
Hi! I’m Ticia, and this is my little corner of the internet. I’ve successfully homeschooled all three of my children and sent them out into the world. You’ll find our lives starting in preschool all the way up to present day. I loved homeschooling my kids and sharing our crazy messy lives and the fun adventures we had. You’ll see a lot of history, a smattering of science (though not quite as much as the kids got older as their science got more complicated), many books, and a lot of Bible. I hope I can give you the confidence to know you can homeschool your kids and teach your kids all about the Bible even if you don’t know all of the answers (spoiler, no one knows all of the answers). There are so many fun ways to learn, and writing about it gives me an excuse to keep learning and keep doing all this cool stuff even though my kids have graduated from homeschool.
Iowa Unit
Through the years we’ve tried many variations on our geography lesson and when the kids were little we did an Iowa Unit with the kids because their aunt was moving to Iowa, and then we did a slightly more formal version when we studied United States Geography as the states entered the union. Then when…
June 2024 in review
Ummmm I made the picture and then wrote nothing, oh boy, here goes(there are probably affiliate links in here)Week 1Apparently I lied and I didn’t have this one put together. I’ll plead being partially sick most of this week (I’m writing on June 22).We finished off The Artist’s Stars & Stripes project and to finish…
Zebra Unit
What is black and white and red all over? Now if this is said out loud the answer can either be a newspaper, you know back in the days when people would read newspapers, or a sunburned zebra. As I’m slowly pegging my way through a My Father’s World Booklist, and creating these booklists, here’s…
Connecticut Unit
Every time I type the word Connecticut I think, “Connect I cut.” I know this is silly, but it’s helped me remember how to spell the state every time I start writing. We first studied Connecticut way back when the kids were little, but somehow I never wrote about our Connecticut Unit then, so now…
Simple Scone Recipe
This is future Ticia 2019, I was looking for a scone recipe, and found this ages old post, and thought “Hey Ticia, you have no picture of the finished scone recipe, you should fix that.” Also, my husband desperately wants me to have a scone recipe that does not involve pumpkin like my so often…
Picture books made into movies
I love picture books, even when my kids were in high school I would occasionally check out picture books that did a good job of conveying what I wanted them to learn in a lesson. I also love Books made into movies, but when my kids were the age we would have really done this,…
Victory in Europe, the end of World War 2
Hi! Future Ticia 2024 here, tomorrow is the 80th anniversary of D-Day, and I thought it would be fun to republish this Victory in Europe lesson which shows how D-Day was part of a massive victory plan among the Allies. Now I return you to Past Ticia 2013.Victory in Europe at the end of World…
May 2024 month in review
Look how good I’m doing, it’s May 8 and I’m starting this post. But, also I’m scared for how insane I know the rest of the month will be. It’s going to be insane.(there are affiliate links in here)Week 1I will have very few photos once the kids leave the house, unless I share endless…
Feeding of the 5000 Comparison Chart
Feeding of the 5000 is one of two miracles included in all of the Gospels. Can you guess what the other miracle is? If you said the resurrection, you would be correct. That’s why this makes such a fascinating Bible lesson. What did each of the Gospel authors think was important? What did they leave…