Empower Your Child’s Goals and Dreams
“If you want children to continue dreaming to the moon and beyond, then dream with them, both by sharing your fervent dreams, and by diving heart first into their […]
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Optimize Learning-Empower Skills
Optimize Learning-Empower Skills Be Ready to Learn With a Positive Attitude How we feel toward learning can be a lot more important than what we are actually learning about. […]
Calm in the Storm
When things going on in the world around us are uncertain and out of our control, it is very easy to find ourselves in worry, fear and anxiety. We are […]
Just Breathe
One of the quickest and easiest ways to calm a racing mind or a beating heart is through breath. When we calm or slow down our breath, we calm our […]
My End of the School Year Interview
The end of the school year is a great time to look back and reflect. It’s also fun to look forward and think of all the fun things that we […]
Conscious Parenting
Photo by Gustavo Fring from Pexels I first heard of the term conscious parenting when I heard Dr. Shafli speak at Lewis Howes’ Summit of Greatness a few years ago. […]
Growth Mindset Parenting Tip: Controlling Reactions
I want to share with you my favorite equation… E + R = O Event + Response = Outcome I think that this is such an important […]
Be Ready to Learn With a Positive Attitude
Be Ready to Learn With a Positive Attitude How we feel toward learning can be a lot more important than what we are actually learning about. When we choose to […]
Define your “WHY”
Define Your “WHY” We’re a few months into the new school year. We’re already experiencing and adjusting what is working well and what is not. During these times it is […]
In The Middle of Difficulty Lies Opportunity
“In the middle of difficulty lies opportunity” This quote is from the international-renown physicist–Albert Einstein, who wasn’t able to talk until the age of three, suffered from dyslexia and autism, was […]
Dream!
“If you want children to continue dreaming to the moon and beyond, then dream with them, both by sharing your fervent dreams, and by diving heart first into their own.” […]
Infinite Potential!
“The potential possibilities of any child are the most intriguing and stimulating in all creation.” Through-out history, children were often raised to learn, work, and duplicate the roles and […]
Growth!
“In the middle of difficulty lies opportunity.” This quote is from the international-renown physicist–Albert Einstein, who wasn’t able to talk until the age of three, suffered from dyslexia and autism, […]
Replenish
Parents, you are incredible. We celebrate you and thank-you for your daily efforts to support the education of your children. Parenting is a 24-7 commitment. The selfless work you do […]
Family Routine
Routines are a great way to get everyone on the same page and working together. When everyone involved knows what is expected, and when it is expected, there are fewer […]
A Mother’s Sacrifice
I sent my daughter to kindergarten on the first day of school. She did just fine, but I didn’t. She never went back. I loved every second I spent with […]
Avoiding Mom (Parent) Burnout
Moms are amazing women who are committed to the success of their children. They often have incredible drive and tend to forget themselves as they strive to care for those […]
The Elusive Schedule
When I first started our home education journey, I felt completely overwhelmed. My children were good at entertaining themselves (the beauty of the pre-device era)… but they got so good […]
Lexile Levels
What is a Lexile level? Lexile levels describe both the difficulty of text and the ability of an individual reader. For example a text may be determined to be at […]
Failure – How We Grow.
We have been talking a lot about Failure as part of our 21st Century Skills. It is an interesting subject because of the power it has over us. Failure, and […]
Hard Things
In the world of children, testing is one of the hard things they are required to do. I was opposed to testing and the stress that it causes. I tried […]
In Hindsight
I was educated in the world of homeschooling to believe that my child would pick up reading when she was ready. My twin daughters were opposite ends of the spectrum. […]
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