Teaching your child to read is a huge milestone, but kids with dyslexia struggle, leading to frustration. When kids struggle to read, they drag their feet and hate the lessons. We want to raise kids who love to read not dread it!
Children naturally love to craft and color, but some children find that art is a true passion. If you believe that your child really loves art, there are some ways that you can encourage his artistic side.
Thanksgiving is upon us, and kids love to make holiday related craft projects. Take the next few days to create projects with your kids. Use this time to discuss the holiday and the importance for our nation!
Each person has a different learning style, and understanding your child's learning style allows you the opportunity to better aid them in their learning. Learning styles are common ways that people learn, and everyone has a mix!
Learning to tell time is a great milestone for children. Your preschooler may or may not be ready to do so, but it's a great time to start the skills necessary to tell time. Teaching your child to tell time helps them understand the sense of time. We all follow a schedule, whether we want to or not.
Learning shouldn't be considered a chore or a drag. We are going to spend the rest of our life learning, and creating lifelong learners should be a goal for all parents.
When my husband and I decided to homeschool our children, the main goal we created together was to inspire our kids to become lifelong learners. We wanted our kids to LOVE learning! I didn't want my children to protest learning or to believe that learning isn't fun. It is, and it should be viewed with excitement rather than dread.
Unstructured learning is more than just play. It is removing the typical confinements of a classroom, allowing children to learn in an organic, natural method that feels right to them. Parents and educators must remember that play and unstructured learning is crucial for a child's well-rounded education.
Geography is an important subject for children to learn, but geography curriculums tend to be boring and dry. Kids don't want to memorize countries and capitals without some sort of fun! It's all about keeping your child's attention and having fun while learning.
August is back to school time for everyone, including homeschoolers. Planning out your year is one of the critical steps a parent needs to take in preparation for the upcoming school year. For new homeschoolers, this task can feel daunting, but planning shouldn't be hard or frustrating.
Heading back to school can be an anxious time for parents, teachers, and kids! It doesn't have to be a scary or stressful time for anyone; these tips will help the process.
Nature journaling is a creative way to encourage your child's love of nature, as well as practicing artistic skills. Children and parents can and should have a nature journal, and you want to have the right supplies to get started.
Summer is winding down, and it is time to get your child ready to head back to school. Most kids need a transitional period before going back to school, so plan to start a few weeks beforehand.
