It was only lying if she asked, right? I gulped anyway. The clock hovering high above the blackboard ticked on through eternity, but in slow motion. Reading time in my first-grade class lasted 15 minutes, but that was a long 15 minutes for a kid like me who could hardly read. I ... View Post
Simple Preschool Handwriting and Drawing Worksheets
Children love to draw! And that is the first step to get them to practice handwriting skills. Preschoolers benefit from simple writing practice that strengthens their fine motor skills and gives them confidence with a writing utensil. It encourages them to draw basic lines and ... View Post
Interactive Learning Ideas and Mom’s Library #176
Welcome to another week of Mom's Library! One of the best ways to make learning stick is through hands-on activities. Check out these great interactive learning ideas for homeschool or class room! Welcome to Mom’s Library This post is filled with parenting tips, activities for young ... View Post
How to Homeschool History: 9 Teaching Tips
Next to math, history is probably the most dreaded subject among homeschooling parents; mostly because we have a poor grasp of it ourselves, and partly because we remember how boring it was in school. Of course, it doesn't have to be that way. Here are 9 tips to make history easy to teach and ... View Post
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