You’ve decided
that homeschooling is the way to go with your child, at least during the early
preschool years when you want to retain more influence over your child’s
learning than you would have if he went to a public school. But making that
decision is just the beginning. Now you’ve [...]
You feel like your
worst nightmare has come to pass. Another child in your preschooler’s
life has started to bully him or her and you’re not sure what to do about
it. On the one hand, you want to teach your child to stick up for himself and
to handle things [...]
I read this really
great post today on Guilt-Free
Homeschooling that I wanted to share with you. The author writes
about 10 signs that you know you are doing a good job as a Homeschooling Parent.
Here is a little snip-it:
We are always wondering if
our children are “normal”. We don’t mean to do it, but nevertheless,
it’s something that we do all of the time. From the time that we first
count those ten toes and ten fingers, we’re subconsciously (or consciously)
comparing our kids to some ideal standard [...]
Children who truly believe
that they can do anything they set their minds to are the children who grow
up to succeed at all levels of life. It’s that belief in one’s self
that lets them take appropriate risks, deal with challenges and learn to navigate
the ins and outs [...]
Manners are something that
we all want our kids to have and something which can be very elusive to teach.
We all know a well-mannered child when we see one but it can be difficult to
identify exactly what it means for a child to have good manners, especially
at different [...]
As soon as your
child is old enough to feel the emotion of anger, you are going to start wondering
how to help her learn anger management skills. There will be books to read,
counseling classes to take and plenty of friends and acquaintances to get advice
from about the best [...]
Nearly every preschool
program that there is has a circle time. This is the time when the entire class
sits together in one large circle and engages in a group activity. It’s
a fun time and something which most kids look forward to during their preschool
days. But why is that [...]
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