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There are many, MANY resources available for teaching a child to read. When my first child was in preschool, I was completely overwhelmed. My first attempts at teaching reading had both of us in tears. I adopted a more relaxed approach with my other kids, and we had a much more enjoyable time. Since I’ve…
When I had a four-year-old and a one-year-old, I was gung-ho about homeschooling and ready to jump in. I remember meeting with some experienced homeschool moms from my church, listening to them talk, and feeling like I was an outsider – I had NO IDEA what they were talking about! Fortunately, these homeschool mamas clued…
Every summer, my kids try to get all of the free stuff they can we try to pursue educational goals and advance reading levels before we start our next school year. Well…it’s really the free stuff that’s motivating extra reading time for two of my kids. I have one reader who has read 32 books this summer,…
This year, I am homeschooling three big kids, with two littles in the house. Having never had five kids before now, I don’t know exactly how it’s going to go. However, over the years I’ve had LOTS of experience occupying little ones while bigger kids are doing schoolwork. I am not one who recommends a…
I am so thrilled to show this to you all. Because while I’ve been using my Erin Condren Life Planner for…well, life, and squeezing in school ideas where I could, ErinCondren.com sent a Teacher’s Lesson Planner for me to review – and I love it. If you’re not a teacher or homeschooler, you may want to keep…
