What do Jacques Cousteau, Rachel Carson and Jesse Owens have in common? Young readers of Honest History magazine will recognize these famous names from the feature stories of the latest issues. With beautifully designed stories and illustrations, this independent children’s magazine is celebrating its second anniversary issue on September 1, 2020. And it’s the ideal supplement to a new school year of at-home learning. With back-to-school rapidly … [Read more...]
Online Music Classes with Jammin With You
This is a sponsored post. All opinions are mine alone. Is music truly the universal language of mankind as poet Henry Wadsworth Longfellow pondered? Sing a lullaby to a toothless baby. Place some pots and pans on the floor as you hand your preschooler a wooden spoon. Music belongs in the home – to be enjoyed by all ages at any time of day. Boston-based Jammin With You wants every kid to have an all-access pass to the wonders of music in a lively edutainment format, without leaving the … [Read more...]
Ten Great At-Home Learning Tips
We are on day three of at-home learning and for the most part it's gone well. But, I am worried what the next six weeks (or more) will look like. Most of you know that I did homeschool my daughter for three years. And know she is in sixth grade. Isabella is very independent and does her work each day on her own. All of her work is done on an iPad and is completely online. My 2nd grade son has to be constantly worked with. He doesn't want to sit and do any of his worksheets. He only has about 5-6 … [Read more...]
How to Teach Your Child to Love Learning: Some Simple Tips for Parents
Children are curious by they nature. They ask questions, they are always eager to try new things, and they want to discover something new. But if this is true, how come it happens that children struggle during school years? A school program isn’t always enough to make children interested in the learning process. While they might some things worth remembering, this as well might not happen with all of the subjects. However, the situation could be quite the opposite as well. Your children can't … [Read more...]
Awesome STEM Education with Little Medical School Kits
My two kids both love role playing in the medical field. Bring on the white coat and stethoscope and they are happy! That’s the same vision behind Little Medical School’s launch of a retail line of kid-size healthcare wear, gear and activity items and they align perfectly with the need for more STEM products. These educational tools are irresistible to curious kids. I should know -- mine LOVE it. What is STEM Education In a world that’s becoming increasingly complex, where success is driven … [Read more...]
Parents Here are the Benefits of Preschool for Your Kids
There has always been a huge debate among parents on whether or not it is necessary to send your children to preschool. Some think it is essential to prepare their kids for Kindergarten and the school years ahead, some think it is completely unnecessary and you are able to prepare your kids for school at home. Either can be the right option, it all just depends on what is right for your family and your child. However, today I am going to be talking with you on some really great benefits if you … [Read more...]
As a Family, Talk about Tuition Insurance! Be Prepared!
As college students are preparing to head back to school this fall season, one topic that is not discussed enough is tuition reimbursement. Many times, there is not reimbursement for students on tuition, room and board fees -- for any reason. Can you imagine if there is an illness, injury, or unexpected accident that prevents a student from attending college? What happens to the money that has been given to the school? When I was in college, I didn't think to even ask that question, nor my … [Read more...]
