Here are some of the ways I have saved money this past week: 1.Got a Christmas gift for $2 I mentioned last week that I am making a "my favorite things box" as one of the gifts for my children this year, so when I saw a great deal on Nutella (which my daughter absolutely… Continue reading Five Frugal Things
Month: December 2017
How I Spend Less than $100 a Year on Homeschooling My Children(Part 2)
In Part One of this series, I shared ways that I save money on homeschool science curriculum (generally spending less than $20 a year). Today, I will be sharing some ways that I save money on history curriculum. K-2nd Grade For K-2nd grades, history is basically full of learning about historical characters and holidays. The… Continue reading How I Spend Less than $100 a Year on Homeschooling My Children(Part 2)
Gluten-Free Chocolate Chip Muffins
Both of my children have gluten sensitivities, so I try to limit their exposure to gluten as much as possible. Now if you have gluten allergies you know that gluten-free products are always twice as expensive as the original product. The best way to save money when buying gluten-free items is simply to buy foods… Continue reading Gluten-Free Chocolate Chip Muffins
The Thrifty Educator 