“If you’re happy and you know it…” It’s easy to see that young children love sound and providing musical experiences helps to develop important skills while broadening their sensibilities. The preschool years especially mark a significant time for musical development...
It’s not uncommon – especially as the end of the school year approaches – to experience math burnout. “Math” becomes simply the title on one of the books you’re trying to get through quickly so you can enjoy a summer break. Just...
Even though social skills continue to grow and evolve throughout life, the preschool years are a critical time for their formation. Kids who are emotionally healthy are more able to establish and maintain positive relationships with adults and peers and even...
Reading. It’s such a huge focus whenever anything related to education comes up, but is it even something that should be pushed in the early years of schooling, or something you should worry about if your child isn’t following along with the expectations...
This week Amy talks to Nadine Dyer about her experiences with life as a secular homeschooler living in Canada. Nadine provides tips and resources for the secular approach to homeschooling. Also, if you are a homeschool mom who struggles with anxiety, you won’t...
I’m going to be perfectly honest. I’m not an “artsy” kinda gal. And including art in my homeschool has been super intimidating. Multiply that by the five school-aged kids at five different levels (six if you count the preschooler) and I was...
