First Grade Curriculum 2019
What does homeschool first grade curriculum look like? Well this is how we’re doing first grade in 2019. Get my first grade curriculum list here.
Category: Raising Royalty Story Third Grade Curriculum 2019
For 2019, here is our third grade curriculum list. We’re doing oceans, sharks, whales, Ancient China and the Aztecs. Third grade is terrific!
Fifth Grade curriculum 2019
Here’s what we’re using for fifth grade curriculum in 2019. Get an idea of what a typical large homeschooling family is using this year!
Your Evening Ritual — Prep for Success with Evening Routines
Having evening routines reaps amazing benefits. From improved creativity to better sleep, prepare for success with a bedtime ritual.
Expectation, inspiration and motivation to get organized.
We need motivation to get organized. There’s just something about new year resolutions that make us lie to ourselves. We think that this time, we’ll have the motivation to get organized, just because it’s a new year, a new season. But every diet starts “tomorrow” and every habit begins on…
The Day When I Became A Mother
When I became a mom, my life changed. The day I became a mother is forever imprinted on my memory, because it was a day I made a decision.
10 Essential Life Skills I Want my Daughters to Know
The 10 essential skills I want my daughters to know for life. I’m raising royalty, and these are the life skills that make us better.
Homeschool 101: Why did I keep mine home?
Why choose homeschool over other forms of education? Your reasons for homeschooling are important. Here’s why I chose homeschooling.
Creative Consequences: Discipline your child without yelling!
If you don’t like yelling at your kids, try these creative consequences to help correct them. You can discipline your children without yelling or spanking.
If I’m Gifted, Why Am I so Thick?
This is a guest post, but the author chooses to remain anonymous. As a gifted adult, this resonates on so many levels. As a mother, raising a gifted child, I see this in my own daughter. For reasons which will become clear later, I’ve been researching giftedness. I first developed an interest in the subject when I taught a kid who was on Ritalin, even though it was blatantly obvious to me that his problem was sheer boredom. His brain was so fast, neither his…
Third Grade Curriculum 2019
For 2019, here is our third grade curriculum list. We’re doing oceans, sharks, whales, Ancient China and the Aztecs. Third grade is terrific!
Fifth Grade curriculum 2019
Here’s what we’re using for fifth grade curriculum in 2019. Get an idea of what a typical large homeschooling family is using this year!
Your Evening Ritual — Prep for Success with Evening Routines
Having evening routines reaps amazing benefits. From improved creativity to better sleep, prepare for success with a bedtime ritual.
Expectation, inspiration and motivation to get organized.
We need motivation to get organized. There’s just something about new year resolutions that make us lie to ourselves. We think that this time, we’ll have the motivation to get organized, just because it’s a new year, a new season. But every diet starts “tomorrow” and every habit begins on…
The Day When I Became A Mother
When I became a mom, my life changed. The day I became a mother is forever imprinted on my memory, because it was a day I made a decision.
10 Essential Life Skills I Want my Daughters to Know
The 10 essential skills I want my daughters to know for life. I’m raising royalty, and these are the life skills that make us better.
Homeschool 101: Why did I keep mine home?
Why choose homeschool over other forms of education? Your reasons for homeschooling are important. Here’s why I chose homeschooling.
Creative Consequences: Discipline your child without yelling!
If you don’t like yelling at your kids, try these creative consequences to help correct them. You can discipline your children without yelling or spanking.
If I’m Gifted, Why Am I so Thick?
This is a guest post, but the author chooses to remain anonymous. As a gifted adult, this resonates on so many levels. As a mother, raising a gifted child, I see this in my own daughter. For reasons which will become clear later, I’ve been researching giftedness. I first developed an interest in the subject when I taught a kid who was on Ritalin, even though it was blatantly obvious to me that his problem was sheer boredom. His brain was so fast, neither his…