Sensory Bins Step by Step
He’s been working there for 20 minutes: pushing the shaving cream from one side to the other...
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Go-to breakfast ideas
What does your breakfast routine look like? Is it a free for all, a mega-ordeal, or planned-to-the-T process? Regardless of your style, if you are looking for a bit of breakfast inspiration, here are several of my go-to ideas.
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Making Science Fun!
You say that science is your least favorite subject to teach and the subject your kids enjoy the least? Well, make it fun! Is that even possible? Yes! Here are some tips to help you move science up the ladder of fun in your homeschool!
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When Plans Go Awry
As you reflect upon last week, you are perplexed. Maybe your child cried through his daily math lessons, or perhaps dysgraphia crushes his spirit as he faces the seemingly endless writing in your current history program. Monday morning looms and you are filled with dread.
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20 Ideas for Bringing Writing Alive through Unit Studies
Whether we are teaching handwriting readiness to our younger kids or how to form a coherent...
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Homeschooling the Strong-Willed Child
10 ideas to help you navigate the waters of homeschooling a “strong-willed” child. Over a year ago, I tucked an idea for an article into my drafts folder: Homeschooling the Difficult Child. At the time, I was going through such a struggle homeschooling our Go To Daughter that I didn’t really feel I had anything worth while to say on the subject.
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Celebrate the Days of Snow
“Go out and run around the house.” It’s my usual prescription for getting the wiggles out – one circuit around for each year of age. The result is typically three kids – slightly winded – who are ready to settle down and get back to school work.
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5 Last Minute Christmas Gift Ideas for Homeschool Moms
If your husband is anything like my husband, the idea of Christmas shopping is just now beginning...
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