Written by Caitlin Fitzpatrick Curley of My Little Poppies One of the biggest challenges when it comes to homeschooling multiple children is how to squeeze in that oh-so-precious one-on-one time….
…of an 8-year-old whose “understanding of global warming seemed to rival Al Gore’s.” This anxious little fellow was exposed to news daily and included regularly in political discussions with his…
…made it just a little bit easier for them both. After reading a few posts from other moms, I know now that my boys are not alone. This is true…
…scansion. I didn’t even know what scansion was! Each morning over breakfast, we would read a little bit of poetry aloud, smile, and move on with our day. It was…
…Let them wear clothes that don’t match and dip their asparagus in applesauce if they really want to. Loosen the reins a little bit each year, but don’t be afraid…
…fun together in our little pack of three, and that’s just the point… There are three of us in this homeschool – not just the two learners, but their mother/teacher…
…gift ideas Top 5 most practical bullet journal tips (for moms) 100 ways to add fun to your homeschool day A fun activity to do with littles: Holiday bell sensory…
…need to be sure they are being socialized.” Being socialized? You need to be sure? I felt my fists forming into little bony balls of rage. But it was best…
…for me, to get a little taste of what a classroom might be like for him. It was great to see what he enjoyed and excelled in. It was helpful…
…hits you that you’ve taken on the full responsibility of your child’s education, in the midst of a culture that believes experts are required to teach little ones what they…
Written by Caitlin Fitzpatrick Curley of My Little Poppies This fall was bonkers, you guys. In early October, I wrote an article about how this fall was our busiest season…
…busy days of winter, sometimes our little ones need some help to slow down. The stories in Sparkle Sleepytime are simple, soft and slow, all told with the aim of…
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