Homeschooling, Memory Work
This is part three in my series on memory work. Find the other parts here: Help Your Kids Memorize Anything Recite, Recite, Recite For some kids all it takes is to hear something set to song just a few times, and it becomes embedded in their memory. Olivia is a kid...
Homeschooling, Printables
What strikes you first about Red Sings from Treetops is the artwork. A whimsical blend of mixed media with playful bits of text integrated into the design, the artwork is a delight. And it subtly points to the other star of this charming children’s book —...
Homeschooling, Memory Work
This is the second post in the series: Help Your Kids Memorize Anything. You can see part one here. No doubt, the heart of any memory method is recitation. By saying the words over and over again, the language patterns, information and the very essence of words become...
I’ve always liked birds. I mean, they’re nice, fun to listen to, and can even be pretty to look at. But that was as far as my admiration went. I knew a Robin from a Yellow Finch and a Blue Jay; some very common species in my native New York, but I couldn’t tell...
