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Growing up in the country makes the idea of going green pretty easy for me. My grandmother preached ‘waste not, want not’ to us, so I find it easy to pass that on to my children as well.
1. Reduce, Re-use, Recycle
My children are exposed from a young age on how to use our resources wisely. We pass [...]
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If you were to describe our homeschool in a single word, it would have to be “eclectic”. I take what I like best from different philosophies and curriculum and use them in a way that fits best for my children. The Montessori Method has always appealed to me, and from my children’s earliest days I [...]
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This is one of those issues that worries many homeschoolers who have young children. I know that your answers will help many readers! Our question from a reader this week:
I would like to learn about teaching kids to read. Did you use any special books, methods, or materials?
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This is a quick and fun little art activity, perfect for toddlers or preschoolers for the Fourth of July.
You will need red paint, blue paint, a paper plate, a foam brush, glitter, white glue, ribbon, hole punch and scrap paper to punch.
First, paint your child’s hand with red paint (or let them press it onto [...]
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I will be the first to say that when it comes to art for toddlers and preschoolers, the process is much more important than the end product. There is much for small children to learn by simply exploring and experimenting with various art supplies.
The “artwork” may turn out to be a big [...]
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Are you interested in reviewing Angie’s new eBook, which features educational activities for toddlers and preschoolers?
All reviewers will receive a free copy of the eBook, as well as a discount code to share with their readers. If you are interested in being a reviewer, please fill out this request form. Thanks!
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