A parent is a child’s first teacher. Many of us don’t even realize that we are teaching. Believe it or not, you are already homeschooling!
Blanket time at the local park is my favourite part of the day. It only takes a little bit of preparation. So why not pack a bad, and enjoy the great outdoors?
Children need to have time in the great outdoors. Parents do too. It can be as simple as a trip to your neighbourhood park. Nature can entertain and rejuvenate us.
In A Curious Mind: The Secret to a Bigger Life, Brian Grazer tells us how staying curious has enriched his life and helped his career. While the intended audience is definitely not homeschool educators, we can take a lot of…
We can enhance and build the vocabulary of our kids and students in the way we talk and interact with them every day. Here are 4 easy ways to do so.
Blue;s Clues pioneered something called the four-beat pause. It can feel like a really long for us as educators and parents, but here is why we should use it.
My toddler amazes me every single day with what he knows. The remarkable thing is that I haven’t taught him anything. Not in the traditional sense, anyway.
Being a stay-at-home dad is one of the most rewarding jobs I’ve ever had the fortune of doing. I’m learning from my toddler every single day and I get to see him learning too. It’s incredible.
Having a natural rhythm to the day can really help homeschoolers flourish. I’ve been working on that kind of flow for this website and am happy to announce that I will be posting relevant content here every Thursday. You will…
The Montessori method of education follows the natural development of children and has been practiced for over 100 years. There are a lot of misconceptions about it but if you do some research on it, I am sure you will…