Did that title get your attention? Many of you immediately are thinking, "If your high school student can't read, there are bigger problems." I completely agree with you! By high school, students are usually quite proficient at reading words. As their teacher, I want them to read what the author wrote. I want them to… Continue reading Teach Your High Schooler How to Read
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A Pause with Purpose: Spiral Review Week
Everyone knows I like a good plan, and we love a good rhythm with our learning. We’ve walked through the alphabet, one letter per day, A through Z (if you missed the deets, check out The ABC Update). Each letter has its day to shine, and by the time we reach Z, we’ve built an entire… Continue reading A Pause with Purpose: Spiral Review Week
From Hustle to Grace: One Mom’s Journey to Finding Balance
I used to think self-care was a joke. That productivity equaled value and worth. If you weren't moving, you were wasting time. Spending time and money on frivolous things like skin care, mani/pedis, or even superfluous food, was frowned upon. I was clearly more superior as I was so low maintenance as a woman. I… Continue reading From Hustle to Grace: One Mom’s Journey to Finding Balance
Get the Wiggles Out- Kinesthetic Learning for Elementary Students
Learning to read is one of the most significant milestones in a child’s education, and every student’s path to literacy is unique. While some children quickly pick up phonics and word recognition through traditional methods like reading aloud or using flashcards, others may struggle to engage with the process, requiring more dynamic and interactive approaches.… Continue reading Get the Wiggles Out- Kinesthetic Learning for Elementary Students
Our Family Favorite Things
This content is a personal list of favorite items and resources, emphasizing recommendations for family activities, games, and essential items. Highlights include Loops Engage 2 earbuds for noise-cancellation, a lovely Bible bag for a camper, durable Ryan & Rose hairbands, comfortable Teva sandals, and educational games like Trekking. Important books on animal habitats are mentioned, along with creative play ideas using cardboard boxes. The list concludes with mentions of DIY popsicle bags and cozy lounge sets from Costco, signaling practical, enjoyable choices for families.