When thinking about home schooling I began to read a lot of books. In fact, I think I checked out nearly every book on home schooling available at our local library. No joke! All that to say, I thought today I’d share with you the top 10 books I found most helpful as a new…
This week was so much fun. It included a lot of role playing and painting, two things my daughter loves to do. By the way, for those of you who like the free lesson plan and printable downloads, I changed all our lesson plans from Scribd to Google docs this week. I hope that helps…
This week was so exciting. Peanut had one of those “ah-ha” moments. It was so fun to watch. On Wednesday while we were practicing writing our “E” on the chalk board, Peanut got so excited after she wrote her E that she decided she wanted to write her whole name. And she did! What fun….
There’s nothing like play dough to build a child’s hand strength, imagination, hand-eye coordination, coping skills, and interaction with other children. Peanut and I have tried several recipes lately including the no-cook Kool-aid version but we like this one the best. Each time it turns out the smoothest and lasts longer than any other version…
Having a background as a music teacher, I often get the asked what resources are available for homeschoolers to grow in their music studies. As such, today I’d like to share with you an Ultimate List of Online Music Education Games available for FREE to public and homeschoolers alike to have fun while learning more…
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