What’s a typical month look like education-wise for us? Our monthly Study Guide is a snapshot of what we’re learning about and what the kids are interested in. As a fellow homeschooling parent, I hope it helps inspire your education journey.
This week: Resources from Sesame Street, PBS KIDS and Common Sense Media; Storytime with Jane Goodall, Geology with Nick Zentner; Questions to ask kids about Coronavirus
This is an interesting exercise to capture what your children are feeling about the pandemic and the effects of it — think of it as a Coronavirus time capsule of sorts.
Fun homeschool finds from around the web. Follow me on Facebook for real time updates of my homeschool finds. Or wait until Friday for my weekly top five picks! 1. Doing Distance Learning in Style – Virtual Backgrounds from PBS KIDS Make your next virtual meeting more fun with a background from Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood,
I like to look at lists like these as help for my future self. For the days when I’m scratching my head of “what to do, now?” So here are a few of things that are inspiring my family this month, I hope it inspires you.
What’s a typical month look like education-wise for us? Our monthly Study Guide is a snapshot of what we’re learning about and what the kids are interested in. As a fellow homeschooling parent, I hope it helps inspire your education journey.
What’s a typical month look like education-wise for us? Our monthly Study Guide is a snapshot of what we’re learning about and what the kids are interested in. As a fellow homeschooling parent, I hope it helps inspire your education journey.
Oh April. It’s a jam-packed month but this year in a different way. We’re on a “stay-at-home” order until the threat of COVID-19 passes and collectively, as a society, we are able to flatten the curve. It’s an uncertain time. We’re missing our family and friends like crazy right now but we won’t be visiting
