Homeschool inspiration: The baking with boys edition
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Elijah and I have been devoting time to his baking lessons weekly – I love seeing my boys work confidently in the kitchen
Enjoy this week’s homeschool inspiration:
- Dirty windows and the truth about comparing :: From contributor Kris Bales of Weird, Unsocialized Homeschoolers
- When homeschooling gets tough :: Free Homeschool Deals
- Why Finland’s schools are top-notch :: CNN
- You do not want to miss this. :: Amongst Lovely Things
- How to rise above the negative :: Homeschool Innovation
My recommendations this week:
The TV show Reading Rainbow honestly changed my life as a child, so it made me happy to see this book release this week! It’s a sweet story designed to help little ones (ages 5-7) process and cope with fear and difficult experiences. A good title to check out if you’re in the midst of a family crisis.
Do you have littles who struggle with handwriting? I recently bought these pencil grips for my Elijah and they appear to have helped (plus he thinks the colors are cool!). I chose this style because of the really high Amazon reviews.
Looking to inspire your children to practice their cursive handwriting? I think this joke/riddle book looks so fun–definitely on my wish list to get for Trishna soon! You can copy the riddles and even cut/staple to make a mini-book out of it.
Featured sponsors this week:
Have you ever tried out one of Artterro’s eco-friendly art kits? The kids and I have enjoyed the needle felting kit, and they also make ones for jewelry, bookmaking, dolls, journals, & even bubble wands. As the holidays approach, keep these in mind for your art-loving kiddos!
Such a fun new discovery for our homeschool with The World’s Most Fascinating Rock Collection delivered to our door! I loved collecting rocks as a kid, and this is a beautiful way to learn about & display them. Use the code SHS10 for a $10 discount on a year’s box if ordered by Nov 7th.
Oak Meadow’s creative curriculum delivers what they describe as “progressive, compassionate, child-centered education.” You can buy K-12 packages to use in your home or even enroll in their accredited distance learning school if you’d like more support. I loved their creative approach to the early years when my kids were younger.
“Education without values, as useful as it is, seems rather to make man a more clever devil.” ~ C.S. Lewis
