Transitioning into the Big Kid Years
…control little by little. Your child cannot become independent if you do everything for him because it’s the way you want things done. So how do you make the transition…
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The Gift of Slow
…how happy such a mundane morning had made me. After a little thought I realized why. Time. I had it, and I had given it to myself. It was a…
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How therapy dogs helped me relax about reading
…I could try reading with him.” Just the idea that my son and I loved to read was a little intimidating to my girl. And so, my husband would sit…
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What to Do with Kids in the Winter
…year again, so I thought a little winter encouragement is probably good for all of us! For many of us, the start of February marks the middle of our school…
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Changing Curriculum Mid-Year: Knowing When It’s Time
…to make a change. How did we know it was time to move on? The subject was not self initiated. Yes, I believe a little struggle builds character, but having…
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Middle School Resources and Materials (2011 Curriculum Fair)
…but also to provide space and encouragement for her to be her age. There will be days where she needs to sleep a little extra, stare at the wall, explore…
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Overcoming Homeschool Mom Burn-Out
…capacity other than teacher, household manager, and disciplinarian. Wii sports, board games, and cards were played. Ice cream treats were enjoyed. Movies were watched. Photo by Yougendra174 Finding Something to…
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Are you brave enough to be a homeschool mom?
…you find yourself smiling at the thought of that fear. You realize that your littles are always learning. ALWAYS. The understanding that learning doesn’t come from a schoolhouse or a…
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Reason enough to homeschool
…early August. Summer still—the hottest month of the year—and kids are sitting in slick chairs, pencils sharpened, new shoes still a little tight. I imagine a little boy just my…
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12 great book-to-movie adaptations for families
…best for school-aged kids. It’s kinda scary for the little-littles. Charlie & the Chocolate Factory I want to live in a chocolate factory, please. Hugo If you haven’t read this…
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It’s time to redefine success as homeschoolers
…for 15 years as a homeschool mom, for both my neurotypical and neurodivergent children, as well as for myself: I try to help all of us become a little healthier,…
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How To Respond To The Question: ‘No School Today?’
…been times when people ask more questions following the first because they are curious. When someone shows genuine interest, I try and answer their questions gently by sharing a little…
