If your toddler is anything like mine, destruction could be their middle name. My little boy has a knack for finding where the older kids store their markers, and then taking the lids off and coloring all over himself and the floor. Or emptying out the cupboard, gleefully rolling … [Read more...]
15 Products that Are Essential for a Child with Angelman Syndrome
My 13-year-old son Owen has Angelman Syndrome. And since today is Angelman Syndrome Awareness Day, I wanted to share my top fifteen products that have been helpful in our AS journey. Most of these aren’t big, medical equipment type items. You will find a handful of those items … [Read more...]
Large Family Homeschooling Life – Week in Review
Just like that, January is over and February is here. Here's a peek behind the scenes at large family homeschooling life this past week. Remember that the days don't have to be fancy or impressive to matter. What you are doing each and every day is so important. So make the … [Read more...]
5 Fun Ways to Use LEGOs in Your Homeschool Math
Do your kids love playing with LEGOs as much as mine do? They spend hours building and creating and then building some more. It's so neat to watch them. But, LEGOs aren't just for fun and games. They're also a great learning tool. Your kids can learn so much through play with … [Read more...]
Homeschool ACT Prep: 6 Reasons to Ditch the SAT and Laser Focus on the ACT
I took the SATs in high school, and assumed that was what all students should do. I was wrong. As my oldest got into high school and we started researching more college prep topics, we quickly learned that the ACT would be a better option for her. We started doing some Homeschool … [Read more...]
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