This blog is dedicated to sharing teaching strategies and methodologies that will hopefully grow your arsenal of instructional tools and increase your student’s engagement, skill and knowledge acquisition, and hopefully just add a little fun to your day. For example, this may include the following: ways to incorporate kinetic learning (movement) into your lessons for those hands-on learners, what to do on field trips, incorporating a sensory element (or whole sensory schedule) into your day; ways to help students learn how to monitor their own workflow, setting up schedules, and much more!
UPDATE: This is an oldie but a goodie. My kids are older, but with the sun finally staying out and the draw to the park is strong, this post has some good ideas to finish the school year strong and still enjoy the rays. Dear Homeschooler, I, like most…
An oldie, but a goodie…. Dear Homeschooler, Do your kids wiggle? Maybe your older kids get fidgety. Sometimes, this need to move can decrease our students focus and limit their attention span. I’ve heard some say, “My child doesn’t sit well, so I need a curriculum where he doesn’t…
Dear Homeschooler, St. Patrick’s Day is approaching! Want to add a little fun to the day without much prep time? Print off these free St. Patrick’s Day notebooking pages. There are so many things you can do with notebooking pages: Research the history of St. Patrick’s Day and record your…
Dear Homeschoolers, It’s time for another science resource! Link up all your great posts on different activities to support your teaching of the human body! An InLinkz Link-up
Dear Homeschooler, I love taking advantage of holidays to spice up our learning, but sometimes I don’t have the time to plan holiday-specific learning or our day is already so pack that we just don’t have the time to do anything. I have found that notebooking pages are a great…
Dear Homeschooler, Groundhog Day is right around the corner! I love incorporating fun holidays and events into our school routine – just for a little fun! One way I like to do this is to use themed flash cards. It’s fun to make a game out of my students’ school objectives. I find flash…
Dear Homeschooler Check out these activities to make Groundhog Day a lot of fun! An InLinkz Link-up
Dear Homeschooler, Check out these nativity resources, and talk about the things that really matter this time of year! If you have a great post, link up! An InLinkz Link-up
