We Tamed the Beast. It’s Name was Clutter!
A while back we borrowed a system that a good friend was using that encouraged her kids to clean up their room
Parenting
Scavenger Hunts as a Learning Tool
We just got back from a family reunion in Virgina. Everyone had a great time, inspite of the 100+ degree
Happy Father’s Day!
The girls really planned ahead this year and have been anxiously waiting for fathers day ever since
Trouble in Danceland
My children take classes, lots and lots of classes; acting, fencing, ballet, circus school, art museum classes. These are all
Who’s Judging Who? The Homeschooling/Schooling Divide.
As a home educator (homeschooler, unschooler, whatever we are) I often feel awkward around schooling families, not because I have
Dinosaur Smash! – A Child Created Game for Learning Math and Measurement
My youngest loves to make up games and also manipulate existing games or pieces to create something new. When we
Tye Dyed Milk – Dinner Table Science
My father is a chemist and when I was growing up we used to do experiments at the dinner table
Homeschoolers are Rarely at Home.
There is a common misconception out their that homeschoolers spend their days sitting in their homes with one of their