The Art of a Kind Tongue - Practicing Kindness with Your Kids

Posted in Parenting on May 3, 2017

I used to think I was a patient person. Then I had kids. Parenting is no picnic—we’re assigned the task of feeding, teaching, and raising people, while simultaneously being deprived of sleep and free time. Is it any wonder our tempers get a little short, and our tongues a little sharp? But I’m not happy Read More »

Fun Free Apps for Homeschool Moms for School & Your Home

Posted in Homeschooling on May 2, 2017

Homeschool moms have a lot to juggle on a daily basis, so the apps on your phone or tablet should help, not hinder. Browse this collection of apps that will help simplify your job as mom and teacher. For School Khan Academy is a one-stop schoolwork app featuring more than 10,000 videos, from top-level teachers, Read More »

2018 Best Graphing Calculator: Buyer’s Guide with Ranking & Reviews

Posted in Reviews on May 2, 2017

Maybe you need a better grade in math class? Maybe your new curriculum requires a graphing calculator? Maybe your old TI-83 finally broke on the job and you need a shiny new calculator for your work? No matter the reason, I’ve designed this guide to help you pick out the best graphing calculator for your Read More »

Warning Signs That Your Child Needs to Change Schools: Alternatives to Public School

Posted in Homeschooling on May 1, 2017

Mom, dad, the education landscape has changed since you were in K-12. Seriously, it has changed a lot. If your child is withering under the educational approach of their current school (I use that term “school” quite loosely), there are plenty of available options. This isn’t just an issue of your child being miserable at Read More »

The Educational Benefits of Playing Video Games

Posted in Homeschooling on April 30, 2017

In the world of parenting, and indeed in the world of education, video games have something of a reputation. Little demons out to distract your children, burn their brains, hinder their homework, even drive them to physical and emotional violence. Right? Well, not exactly. We won't pretend that the world of video gaming is something Read More »