suddenly, unexpectedly, homeschooling.
Do you have a kiddo who can easily grasp higher-level math concepts but gets bogged down with careless errors? Does your child understand how to get to an answer but lacks the automaticity to get there? You are not alone. My oldest son gets so frustrated with those multiplication facts. He ...
It's back to school week and the kids and I decided we needed one last summer hurrah... so we took this show on the road! Also, I want you to know about the giveaway that is happening via iHomeschool Network. One lucky homeschooler will win $800! Can you imagine how fun THAT would be? Hop on over to ...
When I was working in the schools, I loved professional development days. And, no, I'm not talking about the snoozer professional development sessions that often seemed thrown together and eighty gazillion times longer than a typical day. I'm talking about the legitimate learning experiences that ...
When I was in second grade, my teacher, Mrs. Hemeon, read James and the Giant Peach aloud. Mrs. Hemeon was a dynamic storyteller. The entire class was enraptured, the room was silent. And that's tough to accomplish with a room filled with second graders! Once we had finished the book, our class ...
