You will like this! Forget about buying penmanship workbooks. Just make your own worksheets. The nice thing about D’Nealian’s writing style is that it makes…
Gently introduce pre-school aged boys to writing, especially if they are not very confident or skilled at handling a pencil. I have found that exposing…
Children need a compelling reason to write. I remember having a conversation with author of Ultimate Guide to Homeschooling, Debra Bell, and she said that…
Do you believe that your child has the innate capacity to learn? I certainly do. And I have taught my kids with this mindset. But…
I am not incredibly smart. I am not an expert in all subject matter that I teach my kids, but I made a commitment when…
About a month ago, a reader expressed that she was interested in homeschooling but didn’t know where to start. I wasn’t able to see her…
One of my sons is not so fond of listening to me read about science topics. He easily gets bored when he has to sit…
Checklist for your toddler: Vocabulary – Knowing the name of things. Print Awareness – Noticing print, knowing how to handle a book and knowing how…
Titus is loving this book! It’s easy to read and explain the pictures to him. And the verses are bite-sized.
Help your child remember concepts better by letting them make their own books about things like shapes, numbers, letters, and the like. I let Titus…
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