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Hello there! I'm Saleena. Wife of 12 years, mama to three beautiful girls (and two boys in Heaven), and lover of Jesus. I love being outside in the sunshine, growing a garden of food and flowers and creating beautiful things and spaces. I started this blog to document my journey through homeschooling and what I learn along the way. I offer hands-on learning classes for homeschooled elementary students that incorporate science, history and art. Take a look around!

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If you are planning to start a garden this year, c

If you are planning to start a garden this year, chances are you want to plant all the things! 🤗 🌱🌶🥬🍅 Instead if buying pre made seed starting mix, I decided to make my own because it’s more affordable, especially since I plan to make a lot. The recipe I used is 4 parts peat moss, 2 parts perlite, and 1 part vermiculite. This is perfect for starting seeds because it’s so light. If you do buy prepackaged soil, be sure to sift out any large pieces with 1/4” hardware cloth before planting seeds. Tip: always water trays from the bottom or with a mister to avoid displacing your seeds. 💦 Was this helpful?? Let me know below if you’d like to see more gardening content 👇

🧅 Ingredients 1 red onion, thinly sliced 1 cup

🧅 Ingredients
1 red onion, thinly sliced
1 cup apple cider vinegar
2 tablespoons granulated sugar
3 teaspoons salt 2 cups hot water. The onion I chose was massive because I wanted a lot, but if you have a smaller one, then you could easily half the liquid recipe. Just make sure the onions are covered by the liquid. I had to push mine down in the jar. Have you made pickled onions before? Let me know if you add anything else! Would love a spicy version 🌶😋

ULURU 🪨 Did you know Australia is home to the l

ULURU 🪨 Did you know Australia is home to the largest rock in the world? Located in the heart of the country, Uluru is 1.5 mi long, 1 mile wide and 1,142 ft tall! At dawn and dusk, it turns a vibrant red color 😍 The kids used resist to outline and fill in their clouds

INDIA 🇮🇳 what a fun country to explore! We l

INDIA 🇮🇳 what a fun country to explore! We learned about Bengal tigers, the Indian elephant, the history behind the Taj Mahal. Important people including Amy Carmichael, Mother Teresa, and Gandhi. We also learned about Holi, the festival of color!!! 🎆

Here’s a recap of our Thailand study! The Thai e

Here’s a recap of our Thailand study! The Thai elephant, poo poo paper, lotus flowers, the floating and railway markets, and the Siamese fighting fish were a few topics we covered 🇹🇭 Using @beautifulfeetbooks Around the World with Picture books and adding in lots of art along the way 🎨 make sure to save this post to refer back to when you explore different counties around the world ✨

I haven’t been the greatest about posting the la

I haven’t been the greatest about posting the last few months so I’m going to do a recap of what we’ve been learning. We started off the year exploring China then in October, we dove into Japan. 🇯🇵Cherry blossoms. Mount Fuji, the red crowned crane, and kimonos were some of our highlights. 🗾🍣

Merry Christmas! ❤️ From the Sinners 🎄

Merry Christmas! ❤️ From the Sinners 🎄

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