Let’s destigmatize math for our kids – let’s let go of all the bad relationship baggage we may have from our personal educational experience with math and any our children may have experienced. Let’s detox and re-define math for our kids, and in doing so – for ourselves!
Helping kids through crisis: focus on personal responsibility and helping others. Love is a light that shines in the darkness.
Do the traditions run you or do you run them? Here are three steps to help us through finding peace in holiday traditions.
Peace over pace, people. Choose peace over pace in the rat race of holiday cheer; here is a list for how to in your Christmas traditions.
Being thankful is an art. It is something that we tend to, cultivate and grow. Practice is something that you intentionally repeat and engage in, to do often, or habitually. Practicing gratitude is life changing and can be performed in many ways all day long.
The holidaze are here again! Daze is craze. Let’s manage that, over the years, I’ve developed a system in 5 steps to beat holiday overwhelm.
Create systems that increase productivity in your homeschool. “A good system shortens the road to the goal.” – Orison Swett Marden. This is a candid statement that speaks truth. Anyone can make a goal. It is the achievement of the goal that brings success. Reaching a goal takes work. Systems should be timesaving, sustainable and produce results.
Building a better homeschool takes 4 steps. Step 1 is rest. Step 2 is building a rhythm. Honoring your priorities is the focus of building rhythm. This means saying yes to priorities and no to interruptions or distractions. Rhythm is reinforced with habits. Step 3 in building a better homeschool is to build better habits.
With a solid homeschool rhythm and a set of objectives, you can school your children in 90 minutes a day
