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See, Smell, Taster, Listen
See, Smell, Taster, Listen When we cook we see, we smell, we taste, we listen to and also we feel– it engages all of our five senses. This distinct quality is what I think makes cooking such a powerful tool whereby to educate our children’s life skills, consisting of some that do not also necessarily relate to cooking. When my children went to preschool I ran routine cooking sessions with their classes. I wanted the kids to enjoy it, however I also wished to hand down some of my understanding as well as love for food preparation. As soon as I started the courses, and also proceeded them through their…
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Homeschooling Resources: Remedia Publications presents Life Skills
I remember when my niece Alex and my daughter Leslie graduated from High School there were skills they didn’t know. Including how to read a analog clock or how to write a check. When I begin teaching Charlie I knew I wanted to make sure he knew all of these skills. Including how to write in Cursive. As I was preparing our lesson plans the other day we went to Mardels to pick up workbooks for Charlie to use. The clerk Tina showed me a set of workbooks which can be used in Homeschooling or even Public School. But honestly I would use these resources even if I wasn’t teaching…
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ORGANIZING YOUR HOUSEHOLD AND FAMILY WHILE SHELTERED AT HOME
Are you one of the thousands of families finding yourself thrown into remote work from home with your kids newly homeschooling due to the Coronavirus pandemic? First of all, try not to stress (though it seems impossible)! Take a deep breath and remember, you’re not the only one going through this and we’re in this together. This new situation does come with extra challenges when trying to balance the demands of work life and home life for the foreseeable future. Wondering how you’ll find a sense of routine and organization in your household during this time? Here are a few ways to gain a bit of sanity and get your…
Living a simple lifestyle from the front porch
