I’ve mentioned before that we’re working on simplifying things here in the Kessler household. This summer, we’re looking forward to pulling back from the rat race, and reestablishing some good old-fashioned traditions with easy fun and great summertime food. Family fun doesn’t have to be expensive or overwhelming to create….
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…
It’s a week-long How I Teach series this week. I’m so glad you stopped by. If you’re new, consider subscribing so you don’t miss a post, and head back to the beginning to see what you’ve missed. Today I’m talking about how I teach gifted kids math in a large family setting. And, I’m going…
Welcome to day one of a five day series — How I Teach Gifted Kids in a Large Family — a look into our day to day homeschool, broken down a subject at a time. You may want to take a moment to subscribe by email so you don’t miss a post. To easily find…
Have you ever felt that things weren’t going as smoothly as you’d hoped they would? I have. Often. We need to lighten up and change things up in our homeschool around here and will be doing that over the next few months. One of the first things we’re changing up is our approach to History….
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