Three month aliyah review: schooling
November 20, 2011
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A huge change when we moved to Israel was that we decided to put our children in school. After eleven years of homeschooling, this was
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A huge change when we moved to Israel was that we decided to put our children in school. After eleven years of homeschooling, this was
Time is flying by, and we’ve now been living in Israel for exactly three months! Overall it’s been a great move and we’re so happy
My ds2.5 has been under the weather the last couple of days – a mild fever, very lethargic, wanting to be held all the time.
What a morning! I woke up at 7:30 am, and the house was quiet. Not a good sign, since the kids need to be up,
When we first started homeschooling over eleven years ago, one of my first purchases was a set of pattern blocks. Even though it was purchased
I firmly believe that in every locale, there are potentially medicinal plants that will be of value to you. However, it means letting go of thinking
Here’s our menu for the week: Shabbos (Sabbath) – dinner: challah, chicken soup, sweet and sour cabbage, roast potatoes, carrot apple bake, cinnamon buns, chunky
Did you know that every nineteen years, the lunar and Gregorian calendars line up? Not a well-known piece of information, but one of interest to
Last night I was giving the kids a rundown of who will be hosting for the next three weeks, and one of them commented that
Yesterday dh and I needed to go to an office at the bottom of Karmiel, and while we were there, did a little bit of