Journaling has enormous benefits for not only your child but for you as their teacher. From helping your child find their writer’s voice to helping you work through anxiety, it can improve nearly every part of your life. But, finding time to sit down and journal may be difficult. My suggestion? Start with baby steps. You can journal in 5… View Post
Years ago, as a child, I began journaling. It started as a diary. I shared my innermost thoughts on why my mother expected me to do too many chores and how I would someday marry Kirk Cameron. It was profound for my tween self, and I wrote in it nearly daily. Over the years, it developed into more complicated thoughts… View Post
Meatballs, rain experiments, and a tomato tornado inspired the kids to learn about the weather at our Cloudy With A Chance of Meatballs nature book club. Meatballs, rain experiments and a tomato tornado inspired the kids to learn about weather at our Cloudy With A Chance of Meatballs nature book club. #naturebookclub #cloudywithachanceofmeatballs #onlinebookclub Click to Tweet Cloudy With a… View Post
Free Homeschool Resources for You! Welcome to another fabulous Totally Free Tuesday! Totally Free Tuesday is that day once a month when we bring you free resources from homeschool bloggers you love. Free stuff is great, but not everything that is free is worth your time. That’s why we are selective about what we share. These are bloggers we know… View Post
Today, one of my former Poetry Teatime students is our guest contributor. Katie has a beautiful way of describing what Poetry Teatime looks like from a student’s perspective and she points out that Poetry Teatime has so many more benefits than just learning about poetry. Monthly Poetry Teatime On the first Wednesday of the month, a group of middle… View Post
