The Way They Learn
This book encourages a re-evaluation of the be-quiet/sit-at-your desk/no-moving stereotypical classroom education, especially if it hasn’t worked for a child. It is very informative and interesting....
View ArticleSo You’re Thinking About Homeschooling
Contemplating a switch to homeschooling can be downright overwhelming. Resources and curriculum options are too numerous to process, and it can be very difficult to determine where to begin. The...
View ArticleBeyond Survival
As a homeschool mom of nearly seventeen years with two of my four children graduated, there are few resources and books that I still refer to and consider “must reading.” Beyond Survival: A Guide to...
View ArticleDiscover Your Child’s Learning Style
It was obvious very early in my firstborn’s life that I had no idea how to teach her! Her personality and learning style were like a foreign language to me, and I needed help. So, I purchased a book...
View ArticleMore Things to Do with Toddlers and Twos
More Things to Do with Toddlers and Twos, by Karen Miller, is a handy book that was given to me when my firstborn was a toddler. It was written for both parents and childcare providers to help them...
View ArticleDifferentiation That Really Works: Math
For classroom teachers looking for ideas for differentiating instruction in their math classrooms, Differentiation That Really Works: Math will give them examples to inspire them including tips from...
View ArticleThe Big What Now Book of Learning Styles
Are you overwhelmed when thinking of how to adjust studies for various learning styles? Do your children learn very differently than you? The Big What Now Book of Learning Styles is a terrific resource...
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