When you run into a hero, in real life, you just have to tell folks about it. Today I want to tell you about Pat Murray, an internationally recognized pioneer in the field of online education. As a curriculum developer and teacher myself, I have found his accomplishments quite amazing. The Math Online Hero This […]
5 Alternative Testing Methods for Math
Traditional schools use tests as a way to determine a child’s comprehension of a topic. While written tests are the most common testing method, they aren’t the only way to determine comprehension of a subject. There are several alternative testing methods for math. If your kids struggle with pencil and paper tests, try one of […]
How to Help Kids Start a Business
Is your child looking for a way to make some extra money? Do they have an idea to make or do something to create a source of income? If they are ready for something beyond a simple lemonade stand in front of your house, it’s time for a few lessons on running a business. Whether you […]
Christmas Math (Free Printables)
Math is always much more fun when it has to do with everyday and even holiday happenings. Measuring pie ingredients or Christmas trees, counting out cookies or ribbons and strings. Budgeting for gifts and menu planning. Routes, miles and gas prices for a trip to Grandpa and Grandma’s house. Today’s post if full of holiday things […]
Math Picture Books (What to Read Link Up)
Welcome to What to Read Wednesday! I’m so glad to see you. If you’re a blogger, please join our family friendly link up at the end of this post. Last week’s most popular post in our link up party was: How to Help Kids Make Discerning Media Choices by Kids in the Word Picture Books in Teaching […]
Our Elementary Science, History and Math Curriculum
So yesterday, I told you about all the fun stuff we’re doing in our homeschool this year. Oh, wait, it’s all supposed to be fun, isn’t it? Anyway, we did enjoy a fun first day of school and today, I get to tell you about our Science, History and Math Curriculum choices for the year. Remember, […]
