I am super excited to have been invited to Yogurt Plus in Rocky River, Ohio for a hands-on science and author event on Saturday, March 29th from 12-2 p.m. That’s THIS Saturday! If any of my friends and readers live within driving distance, I’d love it if you’d come out, introduce yourselves, and play a…
They’re not. All children are not gifted. They just aren’t. All children are gifts, as I’ve said before, and they are special and amazing and awesome and deserving of your love and compassion. But, they’re not all gifted. And, to continue rolling out the “all children are gifted; they just show it at…
One of my greatest goals in homeschooling my children is to encourage a lifelong learning mindset. I often become my own biggest stumbling block to the process though. I fall back on the stuff I know. Teacher {mom} driven instruction, and rules, structure, and lectures. I so needed to hear Laura Grace Weldon…
As the weather warms up, we take our homeschooling on the road every chance we get. We go to parks, museums, classes, co-op, or even Chik-fil-A for lunch. We do a little work and have play time. But it gets expensive to feed the group out all the time, so we need to plan ahead….
My kids are the wiggliest, squirmiest, under-the-table-, on-the-table-, rolling-around-on-the-floor-running-circles-around-the-dog-est kids I’ve ever met. And it’s exhausting to try to stay one step ahead of them when I’m with them all the time. Parenting twice-exceptional kids with sensory issues is tough. I always laughed at the title of Carol Barnier’s book, How to Get Your Child…
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