Today, I am guest posting on the Teach Them Diligently Blog, about how our family has been able to continue homeschooling during tough times.
Homeschooling during tough times, doesn’t mean you only shrink your curriculum budget. You learn to shrink a little here and there.
Making household cleaners is actually quite simple.
I use baking soda as an abrasive for sinks, tubs, showers and the toilet.
I use Vinegar when we don’t need an abrasive. Between major scrubbings, on counters, appliances and more.
To make a deodorizing spray, I take vinegar, water, and a couple of my favorite essential oils, mix together in a spray bottle and mist where needed, sometimes that includes our dog.
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Hi Betty. Followed your blog from your recent tweet. I agree there are ways to change curriculum when economy is down.
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Mae