Blog — Children
The Best Family Board and Card Games
Posted by Michelle Osborn on
Games provide many opportunities for academic practice at every age and stage of learning.
"Preschoolers and elementary aged students greatly enjoy games! Although parents often cringe at playing games like Candyland (ugh!), there are great lessons for kids in these simple games. Here are just a few reasons to play.....continue reading
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What Does Homeschooling Really Look Like?
Posted by Michelle Osborn on
If you are reading this chances are that because of the current world events you are seriously considering homeschooling, or you are just a very curious person. Either way, I'd like to tell you what homeschooling looks like in our family and how we lived it out.
But before I really start.... continue reading
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Curriculum Highlight- Sonlight
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Lessons Learned From a Bowl of Oatmeal
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A couple of mornings ago, my oldest daughter brought to my desk this beautiful and yummy bowl of oatmeal. As I sat eating it, I thought back to all the breakfast I made for her and her brother and sisters. A flood of memories came back to me of being surrounded by four little ones. This was a "harvest" that I was receiving! ....continue reading
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Improving Memory Issues in Learning
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