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6 Ways to Talk to Your Children About Difficult Topics
6 Ways to Talk to Your Children About Difficult Topics As your children get older, they will get exposed to many different things. Some are fun, like learning a new sport, but others can be tough, like death. These topics can be pretty heavy subject matter and another challenge for parents. It can be difficult to talk to your children about certain topics, especially if they are sensitive or personal in nature. However, it is important to have these types of conversations with your kids to learn about important issues and how to deal with them. Take a look at these six tips on how to talk to your children…
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Homeschool Resources: English and Spanish & Art
Welcome to our series sharing Homeschool Resources: Homeschool Resources: English and Spanish & Art. Please take a look at these resources and let me know if you’ve used them with your students. As Charlie and I plan on trying them out this week. John MacTaggart: Artyfactor– Grades 6 and up, with parental supervision This ad-supported website includes step-by-step, how-to art lessons. It also offers art appreciation tutorials on topics like “Still Life” or “Animals in Art” or broader “Art Movements.”Description: When you get to the site, choose from: Art Lessons Art Appreciation Design Lessons Little ones can’t interact with Artyfactory on their own. The content and writing are at an advanced…
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The Everything Macro Diet Meal Prep Cookbook
This is a review for The Everything Macro Diet Meal Prep Cookbook which I received a copy of. I don’t know about you, but I think I’ve tried more diets than anyone I know as well as using more supplements and weight loss products than anyone person should. Before you say then you lost the weight you wanted to lose. No, I didn’t. This is maddening and with us moving there may not be a Park close by for me to walk in or ride my bike which is even going to hinder my diet more. Although I do have the Treadmill David was kind enough to buy me there…








