“It wasn’t so bad today.” “I don’t know where to find help.” “I don’t have the money.” “Other people have even harder lives and they’re doing just fine.” “I don’t want to complain.” “I’ve tried before and it didn’t work.” “Too many people depend on me. I can’t focus on myself.” “It’s just a lack […]
Why Your Kids Don’t Need to Be Fluent to Benefit from Foreign Language Curriculum
People often ask me if I speak any foreign languages. I usually chuckle and tell them how I took three years of French but probably couldn’t count to 10 if my life were on the line. When I think back on all those years of study, I’m filled with regret. Now that I’m homeschooling my […]
How to Incorporate Seated Movement in the Classroom
Inside you’ll find: Why kids NEED to fidget and wiggle to facilitate learning and how to bring movement into the classroom without unnecessary distraction. I was the good girl. When I was homeschooled, I sat in my seat, kept quiet, and did my worksheets. My brother on the other hand??? My memories of […]
The Connection Between Sensory Issues and Nutrition
Inside you’ll find: how diet affects kids with SPD or ASD, as well as practical steps you can take to alleviate some symptoms, despite kids resistance. My boys wouldn’t eat the peanut butter and jelly sandwich because it was the “wrong” peanut butter. I caved and gave them cereal. The rest of the afternoon was […]
Fun and Simple Homeschool Geography Curriculum and Resources
Inside you’ll find: All the tools you’ll need to put together an awesome homeschool geography curriculum. Your kids rocked their math lesson, read some great books, and loved their science experiment. You’re feeling pretty good about your homeschool day. Then you remember with a stab of guilt, the often overlooked subject of GEOGRAPHY. Groan. If […]
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