There is no reason to stress about teaching science. Science is all around us. Here are some simple ideas to help you open the door to scientific discovery!
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Have you ever heard of “whole-to-parts" or “parts-to-whole” learning? These are two different methods of teaching. They occur in math, language arts, science, and other curriculums. However, programs often don’t advertise which method they use. And the truth is, your child may learn better with one method than the other. Knowing how to spot the difference may be a big help...
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What did your child learn to do this year that isn’t on a standardized test? Don't forget to celebrate the learning that you can't test for.
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It is ok to let your kids "fail" at art projects. They might actually learn more by doing it wrong.
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Do you struggle with making and keeping a homeschool schedule? Have you tried writing out exactly what you plan to do each day only to have those plans crash and burn? Let me tell you what we have found that works for us.
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Do you have a child who can’t work alone? Do you wish you could load the dishwasher or make that phone call you've been meaning to get to while they do their schoolwork?
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We didn't use a curriculum for math in elementary school. So what did I do to help my kids prepare for high-school-level math?
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Writing well is a challenge for students with ADHD. There are a few strategies you can use to help build your child's confidence and skill.
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How do we teach money in an age-appropriate way that will help our kids be responsible but not stressed out? That’s the million-dollar question.
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ADHD students need to move to learn best. Not all movement has the same impact. Some movement is more helpful than others. But what does that mean in practice?
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