Tag: child development

Early Learning Basics: Playing, Reading and Learning

by Donna Krahn | Jul 5, 2023 | Academics | 0 |

What is Early Learning? I think most people consider early learning or early childhood education...

Can One Style Of Curriculum Meet All Learning Needs?

by Lisa Asanowicz | Dec 3, 2020 | Schools of Thought | 0 |

Curriculum can be a major investment! If you are like me, in my early homeschooling days, I spent...

It’s A Chore!

by Ruth T. | Apr 21, 2020 | Home Life | 0 |

Chores: that word can make both children and parents cringe. As a kid I had chore revulsion:...

Small Talk

by Ruth T. | Feb 12, 2016 | Early Learning | 0 |

Subtitled, How to Develop Your Child’s Language Skills from Birth to Age Four. There are some books that I call “theoretically practical”: they provide you a wealth of hands-on application backed up with lots of theory, research and support. Small Talk gets a high rating in this category.

Teaching Character in Peace

by Heather Vogler | Nov 30, 2015 | Home Life | 0 |

Many parents wait until the heat of the moment to teach their children character traits. Classic example; their child hits another kid on the playground. Embarrassed and ashamed the parent says to them, “We don’t hit! Say you are sorry.”

Let Your Yes Be Yes

by Heather Vogler | Oct 14, 2015 | Glimpses of Life | 0 |

I have one sibling. My dad has six. When I asked his mother what one piece of advice she would give to a new mom. Her response was: “Let Your Yes be Yes and Your No be No.”