Although many places are closed because of the required social distancing mandates a lot of greenways are open. If you’re physically able to get outdoors with your kids and have fun, do so. Laughter is a great way to help reduce anxiety. Laugh, play, and tell jokes. While you may not want to homeschool, giving […]
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Click download above to listen to the podcast. This is episode 26 and we hope that every other week you are enjoying our conversations on the Cleverly Changing Podcast. This episode is especially important because we get to hear from a former homeschooler who is an only child. Candance Howze was homeschooled by her mom
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Disney Pixar’s Onward comes out in theaters March 6th and I’ve teamed up with some amazing Disney influencers for an exclusive Onward prize pack giveaway— over $100 value, no purchase necessary! Watch the official Onward trailer One (1) WINNER will receive all these goodies inspired by this heartwarming Pixar film: 2 movie ticket codes
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Eating clean is not just a desirable lifestyle. For many, it is the only way of life. Many individuals desire to eat clean for several reasons, one of them being health reasons. Another reason individuals choose to eat clean is for weight loss. With obesity being an epidemic for adults and children, weight loss and
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Click download above to listen to the podcast. This is episode 25 and we hope that every other week you are enjoying our conversations on the CleverlyChanging Podcast. This episode is especially special because we are talking to a veteran homeschool mom Njeri Nembhard who shares her homeschool journey with us. Njeri from maroonlifelearning.com has
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My girls love horses. They love them so much, that if we are somewhere where riding is offered, we make sure that the girls have the opportunity to mount up. I should probably note that “Old Town Road” is their jam. And even if their love of horses began with nothing more than a computer
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I think public and private schools should find opportunities to celebrate diversity so it’s a natural part of the educational experience. That being said, a great way to celebrate Black History Month would be to invite poets, authors, and people who are living who have made huge contributions to their community to visit the school. Children
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