Creating a homeschool routine and schedule can make for an easy year. Do you know how to make one that works for your family? They key to making homeschooling work for your family is to figure out the balance that you need during the day. Does that sound challenging? It should, because finding balance is an ongoing process whose needs…
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Discipline is not a dirty word. In fact, effective discipline techniques involve both communication and commitment. Through the use of rewards and consequences, you can show your child how to be respectful and follow rules. It helps your child become more self-aware, more aware of how his actions impact others, and how important it is to understand the consequences of…
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Generally, there is a lack of attention, frequent boredom, or the inability to follow directions. Most children have these issues during childhood. However, when these behaviors start interfering with daily functions at home or in school, ADHD could be the reason. Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder is more common in boys than girls, and signs can usually be seen before the…
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Our printable chore charts for preschoolers are great for the younger crowd, but for your older children you need something that encourages a bit more responsibility. Check out the two chore charts below to help you do just that. The first chart is filled in with activities and chores that are appropriate for those in the elementary age bracket. Slip…
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Now, more than ever, it is important to make sure that the apps being used in the classroom are aligned to those standards. PunFlay’s new apps, Measurement and Word Wall, are two perfect examples of how education technology has worked to align itself with the CCSS to make teachers’ lives easier while educating children. Mathomatix’s Measurement Focusing on comparing length, weight, volume,…
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