As you can probably tell by this month’s series, I love art. Studying artists and their work is fascinating, and I find it difficult to reel myself in. There are just so many incredible things to write about!
One of my favorites, though, is the subject of today’s study: Claude Monet.
Hey All! Have I ever mentioned that fall is my favorite time of year? I love the crisp, clean smell of the air; the scarecrows, the pumpkins, and the apple.; and the crunch of leaves under my feet. Every year, I love watching the leaves change; their brilliant colors are amazing to look at. Everywhere I […]
I grew up in northern Wisconsin; to me, fall and winter comfort food means wild rice and chicken soup. Growing up, my mom used to take hours to make this, whether on the stove top or in the crock pot. Even though I live in the South now (and even though it’s currently 82 degrees […]
Summer vacation….it’s rapidly coming to an end but each school year I look forward to summer vacation and building my garden. I dream of fat, red tomatoes, an overabundance of squash, and piles of kale ready to be eaten. My mouth waters as I envision harvesting long stalks of plump Brussels sprouts, my favorite vegetable! […]
Hey there friends! Recently I asked what some of your biggest struggles were as busy homeschool moms. One of the top answers was homeschool organization. It seems like most of us have struggled with organization at some time or another. So today I am going to share with you my top tips homeschool organization. *Affiliate […]
Digging Deeper Into Learning Styles
Now that we’ve covered the importance of understanding your child’s learning style and what it means to truly teach your child, it’s time to dig into the deeper question:
How do my children actually learn, and what can I do to better teach them?
