Jotham's Journey, Prudence and the Millers, 1 Peter, The King's Daughter
Our Curriculum:
Horizons Math Grade 4 and K,The Reading Lesson, Sequential Spelling, Lifepac Language Arts 4, Apologia Astronomy, Veritas Press New Testament/Greeks/Romans
Prima Latina, Contenders for the Faith and various Winters Promise books, Live Mocha Spanish, Plants Grown Up
I was listening to a conversation about getting out of the house smoothly and I decided it would be a great addition to my homemaking series.
Here is my entryway:
Hanging on the door is my tote bag. I use this as a purse and diaper bag. I keep it simple, just what I need, (diaper, ziplock baggie of wipes, wet bag, wallet, keys, some fruit leather, that is about it). As soon as we get home I refill it with anything we may need (new diaper, new snack etc) so its packed and ready to go at a moments notice.
Behind that door is our coat/shoe closet.
We keep it simple, we each have 1 pair of shoes (except me who has sandals to go with skirts as well, and Peter's work boots/shoes stay in our room so they don't count). As soon as we come in we toss the shoes in the closet so we always know where to find them (no they are not always lined up that neatly, I straighten them about once a day). In this closet we also keep the car seat, an umbrella stroller and a tote bag of library books that need to be returned, so they are out of sight and in one place (we currently dont have any). It also has all our coats (my husband has a jacket obsession, so there are more than we need by FAR!) and the top shelf hold sleeping bags and pillows for guests. I also put an items that need to be returned to the store etc in there, since I always see it when I get my shoes on to leave.
