While homeschooling isn’t always easy and stress-free, it is a great tool to teach your kids the importance of self care. Just as adults do, different kids have different dominant learning skills. Using your child’s dominant learning type helps them to grow their confidence, learn faster, retain what they’ve learned, and feel heard. Adapting your curriculum and routines to compliment their academic strengths and interests also helps to set them up for more future success, growing curiosity, and problem solving that will benefit them as they grow. This doesn’t mean to skip subjects, but to edify your student by finding creative ways to adapt them to spark interest and curiosity. This is aiding your child in learning the value of self care and self love, while also setting them up for a future with less anxiety and more confidence.
It’s that time of year again, back to school! As a parent, you know that the new school year means lots of work, stress, and money! Getting the kids ready to go back to school or even start school for the first time can be challenging. There’s a lot to do and not a lot …
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Every parent, teacher, or babysitter will, at some point, find themselves playing storyteller and sharing children’s stories, whether it’s bedtime stories, stories by the campfire, or to pass the time. While there are tons of stories for kids to choose from, quite a few teach valuable life lessons to kids as they hear the story. …
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Providing an allowance to your child is a great way to teach reliability, responsibility, and financial literacy. Using creative allowance alternatives to teach kids about money management is a valuable tool that will lay the foundation for budgeting, financial planning, and saving for essential things or life events. Understanding the value of money also helps …
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The concept of homeschooling is not new; it has been around for a very long time. However, there has been a surge in homeschoolers and the diversity of people adopting the practice in the last two decades. One study found that homeschoolers have doubled since 1999, reaching 1.8 million in 2016. That’s a lot! The …
Self-care is a HUGE issue with so many people, but too often is overlooked with children. Whether you’re homeschooling or looking to augment your child’s school endeavors, there are simple ways to turn your learning adventures into self-care through laughter, fun, and bonding.
Many homeschool parents have chosen to run a business in addition to pulling their kids from private schools and public schools. Trying to balance work, school, and home at the same time in the same space can be incredibly difficult, especially when you’re working from home. A great way for homeschool families to cohesively make …
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