No, you DON’T have to screenshot anything or get frustrated trying to align the post on your stories. 😉
This Instagram feature is available for ALL.
1️⃣ Share a post to your stories.
2️⃣ Tap the “Photo” sticker.
3️⃣ Select a photo for your background.*
*In my example I opted to stretch a square photo to fill the screen but you can use a photo that’s already formatted to standard story size.
4️⃣ Hold the screen till the “Layers” icon appears.
5️⃣ Lightly swipe down to lift the post from behind the background image.*
*Tap it to change format that shows the caption preview. You’ll need to repeat Step 4️⃣ and Step 5️⃣ before adding to your stories.
6️⃣ Add to story.
Voila! 🤩 Give it a try.
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Celebrating 1,000 Designs in Canva
This popped up as a pleasant surprise for me this morning as I pulled an all-nighter for my clients. 🤩
Thank you, Canva for continuously finding creative ways not just to equip and enhance but also to motivate and encourage us in the work we do.
Your contribution to our careers for over a decade has been truly valuable.
Cheers 🥂 to a thousand more designs and to more years of creating and innovating together!
Learning Math the Charlotte Mason way is so refreshing because the emphasis is on UNDERSTANDING not memorization. 😌 WATCH: Keilah narrate about MULTIPLICATION for her 4th Quarter, Grade 4 Math Exam in Living Pupil Homeschool.
Parts of a Flower. 🌺 Keilah’s 4th Quarter, Grade 4 Science Exam in Living Pupil Homeschool. In a Charlotte Mason education, Science is ideally learned outdoors, using living books as a guide. Because experiencing science hands-on is better. ☺️
Keilah’s 4th Quarter, Grade 4 Filipino Exam in Living Pupil Homeschool
Keilah loves Filipino stories. She understands stories in Tagalog and welcomes the challenge of narrating them back in Tagalog as well. ☺️
WATCH: Keilah narrate the story of “Ibong Adarna” for 4th Quarter, Grade 4 Filipino Exam in Living Pupil Homeschool.
Keilah’s 4th Quarter, Grade 4 English Exam in Living Pupil Homeschool
When Keilah learned and practiced Essay Writing in her English Language Arts subject, it also helped her refine her thought organization when she does oral narration.
WATCH: Keilah narrate about how to write essays and read a sample essay she wrote on 🐆 jaguars.
This video is recorded for Keilah’s 4th Quarter, Grade 4 English Exam in Living Pupil Homeschool.
Keilah’s 4th Quarter, Grade 4 Values Exam in Living Pupil Homeschool
“When I pray to God I feel safe when I feel His presence. I like talking to God when I feel sad or when I just like to talk to Him about my day.
I also talk to Him when I do something bad and I ask for His forgiveness.
When I read the Bible, I learn more about Him.
I also love the stories in the Bible because you can learn so much things from just one story.” —Keilah, 10 years old
WATCH: Keilah narrate about prayer and the importance of having a personal relationship with God. 🙏🏽
This video is recorded for her 4th Quarter, Grade 4 Values Exam in Living Pupil Homeschool.
Keilah uses the Inspire Bible for Girls, New Living Translation (NLT) by Tyndale House Publishers.
We got our copy from Pahina.
Keilah’s 4th Quarter, Grade 4 Araling Panlipunan Exam in Living Pupil Homeschool
“A good Filipino Citizen follows the Patriotic Pledge, which is — obey your parents, follow the rules of your school, perform the duties of a patriotic law-abiding citizen, serve your country unselfishly [and] faithfully, and be a true Filipino in thought, in word, and in deed.” —Keilah, 10 years old
WATCH: Keilah narrate her top five topics from the book “I Am a Filipino Citizen” (Banag & Ancheta) for her 4th Quarter, Grade 4 Araling Panlipunan Exam in Living Pupil Homeschool.
✅ Being a good Filipino Citizen
✅ Democracy
✅ Taxes & Tax Payers
✅ The United Nations
✅ Buying & Spending Money Wisely
Keilah’s 4th Quarter, Grade 4 Health Exam in Living Pupil Homeschool
One of the things I love about the Charlotte Mason way of learning is the “science of connections.”
When a child is able to figure out the science of connections that’s present in everything around them, learning becomes a beautiful discovery.
WATCH: Keilah narrate what she learned about gut health and how she recognized a timely, real-life application of it. ☺️
This video is for Keilah’s 4th Quarter, Grade 4 Health Exam in Living Pupil Homeschool.
Special thanks to Pascual Ph and Erceflora.
Keilah playing “Princess Waltz” for her Grade 4, 4th Quarter Music Final Exam in Living Pupil Homeschool. Charlotte Mason believed that all children should take Musical Appreciation 🎶 to develop an ear for music and be able to enjoy listening to music with understanding.
Keilah’s 3rd Quarter, Grade 4 P.E. Exam in Living Pupil Homeschool revisited her swimming skills right in time for the summer ☀️ season. In this video she demonstrates the breast stroke with frog kick and freestyle. 🏊🏼♀️
Keilah’s 3rd Quarter, Grade 4 Science Exam in Living Pupil Homeschool is a narration on the different colors of the fruits of the pepper 🌶️ plant she’s been taking care of in our garden since last year. Aside from simply harvesting the ripe peppers, she’s been nurturing, pruning and cleaning the area for this plant to grow and bear fruit.
Keilah’s 3rd Quarter, Grade 4 English Literature Exam in Living Pupil Homeschool
Following Keilah’s curiosity compass 🧭 we took our learning journey from the life of Helen Keller to the life of Louis Braille.
Our main spine for Louis Braille’s life was taken from The Good and Beautiful curriculum.
The book she is using in her Living Pupil Homeschool 3rd quarter narration is for visuals purposes (the other book had no pictures). 😁
Keilah’s 2nd Quarter, Grade 4 Music Exam in Living Pupil Homeschool
When people say “Classical Music” we immediately think of Beethoven or Mozart or Tchaikovsky.
But did you know that there was actually an equally great classical musician who lived during Mozart’s time that was of African descent?
His name was Joseph Bologne, Chevalier de Saint-Georges.
WATCH: Keilah’s 2nd Quarter, Grade 4 Music Exam in Living Pupil Homeschool
Keilah’s 2nd Quarter, Grade 4 Health Exam in Living Pupil Homeschool
Health is one of those subjects that resonates the most when learned experientially. 😅
We are grateful to God and all those who prayed 🙏🏽 with us and for Keilah that her narration on Skin Health is on a positive note and is meant to encourage everyone to be mindful of their health always.
WATCH: Keilah’s 2nd Quarter, Grade 4 Health Exam in Living Pupil Homeschool
Keilah’s 2nd Quarter, Grade 4 English Literature Exam in Living Pupil Homeschool
Keilah asked about the tiny bumps in some elevators — I told her those were brail numbers for blind people.
Our conversation made her curious about people with disabilities which led her to ask if there were people who were both blind and deaf.
Having read her book when I was in elementary school, Helen Keller instantly came to mind.
So glad I found a gem of a living book that Keilah enjoyed reading and learning about Ms. Keller’s life.
Sharing Keilah’s favorite quote from the book:
“I realized that the obstacles in the way of my receiving a collega education are very great. But a true soldier does not admit defeat before the battle.” —Helen Keller
WATCH: Keilah’s 2nd Quarter, Grade 4 English Literature Exam in Living Pupil Homeschool
The Lost Bread Soft Serve Ice Cream, ₱200. My daughter’s happiness — PRICELESS. 🩵
Nabitin kami, #Bacolod! 😜 Balik kami soon! 😉
Thank you, #Bacolod for the warm welcome! 🥰 We’ll definitely be back (soon!) 😉 Here’s a reel of my #topmompicks from Mommy Mundo #ExpoMomNegros at Ayala Malls Capitol Central!
It’s been a while since I’ve done an unboxing! 😁 Thank you Alabang Town Center for these Bath Origins Travel Essentials! See you when we’re in Manila! 😘
