✓ Learning cursive teaches patience and appreciation for faster options. Generations before us only knew handwriting and were often required to write in cursive 24/7 when they were in school. This was also the generations of writing letters and book reports on paper. It’s teaches creativity…

✓ I had researched other spelling books before and had utilized many types of spelling resources in my elementary teaching days, but I was not prepared for the benefits this book would bring to the table.

✓ When you homeschool, consider the fact that your daily living is all in fact teachable moments. The way you teach your children home economics can be as informal or as formal as you like..

✓ Good news! Most if not all places don’t require a PE credit, so choose what you like. Just being active counts. From formal to informal activities, here’s a list of everything to give you ideas and get started.

✓ Coding is the way of the present and future….In a technology-oriented world, a little intro to coding doesn’t hurt. It teaches a new skill, a different way of thinking and it presents opportunities for a child to find something that interests them. There are so many job opportunities that involve coding.