Does your student need extra help with their reading skills? Meg Navarro, is a Certified Reading Interventionist Tutor. Her goal is for your child to become a stronger reader and to love reading! Meg also makes reading fun! She currently offers her services to students in grades K-12 along with individualized lesson plans. Learn online […]
Have you heard of Green Kid Crafts? They are having an awesome back to school sale that you don’t want to miss out on. If you are looking to spice up your science curriculum, they have STEM Science Kits allowing children to learn through hands-on approaches, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) experiments. The science kit […]
If you are looking for a classic literature curriculum for your homeschooler (grades 8-12), here is an awesome program titled: Excellence in Literature by Janice Campbell. This college-prep program makes it possible for you to teach classic literature and composition to your homeschooler even if your strength isn’t in literature. Here is what is included […]
Did you know that Anne Frank’s diary is considered an effective method to teach children about the Holocaust? The Holocaust Memorial Center in Farmington Hills, offers a variety of resources from the Anne Frank Curriculum to the Anne Frank Project including the: Door Project, Journaling Project, and Film Project. If you head over to the […]
Spiders. Right now it is the season for spiders! I’m not a huge spider fan but can tolerate them from a distance. This past week we had a couple unplanned opportunities to study spiders. I capitalized on that and we went on a little bunny er spider trail this week! Spider Spinning a Web This […]
