It's that time of year again! The time when we redo many of our plans for the upcoming school year. Including our annual meal plan. This is our seventh year with an annual meal plan. It has completely streamlined the shopping and cooking process. It's also practically … [Read more...]
My Review of The Heart Changer
Finding quality reading material for your voracious readers can be a challenge! There's a lot of junk out there... That's why I was thrilled to be given the opportunity to review The Heart Changer by Jarm Del Boccio, Author. This is the debut book for this author. What Is … [Read more...]
My Review of Learning Dynamics
I love teaching little ones to read! Watching their eyes light up when they finally make the connection between letters, sounds, and words is incredible. It's literally like a lightbulb went off and when the flip switches, they are so excited! I was recently given the … [Read more...]
Feel Better Punch – A Hydrating Treat for Sick Kids
Whenever the kids are sick, keeping them hydrated is a big goal. But, drinking plain water isn't always the best, especially if they aren't keeping anything down. To help with this, our family has a tradition. When sickness strikes, we make Feel Better Punch. It's a simple … [Read more...]
Struggling Readers? Here’s My Review of Dyslexia Gold
I have two children who struggle with reading. Since my husband also was a late reader, and they are continuing to make progress, I'm not too concerned at this point. But, I do want them to have the best start possible. So we try lots of different methods to improve their … [Read more...]
Scissor Skills: How to Teach Your Kids to Cut
Are you looking for a fun way to teach your kids how to use scissors? Here's what we use in our homeschool... Beginning at age three or so, we begin using cutouts to practice scissor skills. In our house, cutouts are coloring pages that have been cut out. The … [Read more...]
Why Do So Many People Hate Math?
Did you realize that it's socially acceptable in our country to hate math? That as long as you're a reader, that's pretty much all that many people care about. The society here in the US embraces literacy. We bombard parents continuously with messages about reading: Read to … [Read more...]
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