American schools are making STEM a huge deal in the classroom. If you want to supplement their learning at home, why not urge your child to play with toys that teach? If you’re a parent, auntie, or uncle you may feel overwhelmed by all the options on the market. Don’t feel frustrated because you’re not sure […]
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According to the National Home Education Research Institute 2016 analysis, “[Homeschooling] may be the fastest-growing form of education in the United States. Home-based education has also been growing around the world in many other nations (e.g., Australia, Canada, France, Hungary, Japan, Kenya, Russia, Mexico, South Korea, Thailand, and the United Kingdom)” (Nheri.org, 2017). It’s important for
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Have you heard that Facebook is now targeting our kids with their newest app? Yes, they want entire families to use their platform as a primary source of communication. As of September 2017, Facebook was the first social network to surpass 1 billion registered accounts and currently purports that 2.06 billion users are actively using
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One of the best aspects of homeschooling my children is having the flexibility to allow them the opportunity to have more has on learning experiences. Living in the Maryland, DC, and Virginia regions have made our memories rich with museums, amazing parks, and the ability to visit public lands that are full of beauty and natural resources.
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My favorite part of homeschooling is going on field trips. I love the adventures of learning new information and being able to see it firsthand. If your kids love coding, science, and secrets the Cryptologic Museum will help them explore and learn the history of cryptology within our government. The museum is interactive and great
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When women are pregnant, it’s natural for them to want the home ready for a new baby. Doesn’t matter if it’s the first one or the fourth, it has to be done. Late in the pregnancy, there is a stage known as “nesting” when moms-to-be have that urge to be sure that everything is ready.
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It’s almost Halloween, and I am probably one of the least festive people I know. I enjoy family gatherings, so there are some holidays that I truly look forward to (although I rarely participate in the traditional sense). I’m all about family. But I’m not fond of trick or treating, haunted houses and the rest,
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