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You might already be very much aware of this highly popular (and highly altruistic) website. However, in case it managed to get under your cyber-radar, allow me to tell you about FreeRice.com!
We are blessed to live in a community where there are literally hundreds of homeschool families. Not everyone is as lucky. Many folks who homeschool feel isolated, perhaps simply because of their geopgraphy, or perhaps because they just don’t know many other families who homeschool. And, even if the parents do know other homeschoolers [...]
Do you remember”Speak and Spell”? It was a great educational toy created by Texas Instruments. I haven’t seen them in the stores lately — LeapFrog Products and other high tech gadgets have taken it’s place. But I nice that vocabulary building device, not to mention it’s cool Stephen Hawking-styled voice. Well, if you are your kids [...]
Do your children study one topic at a time?
Whew! What a long, tiring, but ultimately fulfilling Friday!
Last summer, my family and I traveled to England. Before we arrived, the kids and I spent weeks learning about the culture and the history of the British Isles. As we learned, we began writing down information, sometimes just a sentence, sometimes a whole paragraph. The kids and I started drawing lots of pictures too: We [...]
Yesterday afternoon, the kids and I decided to get some sidewalk chalk and make our own four-square court. If you aren’t familiar with this school yard game, here’s a link to the rules. Anyway, we are very lucky to live on a street where isn’t much traffic. So, after about five minutes of playing in [...]
“My nine-year old may be the worst speller in the history of the English language.”
Do you remember Aesop’s Fables? You know, the Tortoise and the Hare. The Grasshopper and the Ant. The Fox and the Crow. The Lion and the Mouse. There are hundreds more. I learned about them as a child. I read the more shocking ones as a teen. As an adult, I decided to write a [...]
Don’t worry, folks — I’m not reading Stephen King stories to my six-year old at night. or am I recommending that anyone put “Cujo” on their nine year old’s reading list. However, I must say that I was pleasantly surprised by the insight offered in Stephen King’s nonfictional book, On Writing — part memoir part [...] |
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