
Playful Writing Strategies for Kids (Part 3)
Playful Writing Strategies for Kids (Part 3) When working with challenged writers, I find that an art project can generate ...
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Parent’s Guide to School Communication from an Educator
Parent’s Guide to School Communication from an Educator I have found that often times parents of all backgrounds and educational ...
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How to Make Writing Fun
How to Make Writing Fun (Part 2) Most students feel challenged to complete their writing assignments. As an intervention elementary ...
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Let’s Be Honest: Teen Sexting
Let’s Be Honest: Teen Sexting Let’s talk about sex(ting), baby . . . If you are around my age (early ...
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How to Get Kids Inspired to Write (Part 1)
How to Get Kids Inspired to Write (Part 1) Last October I was asked to teach how to write ...
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The Balancing Act of Afterschool Activities
The Balancing Act of Afterschool Activities It is cold outside and we struggle with balancing our daily lives. How can ...
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Parenting Is a Long Game
Parenting is a Long Game I had really good parents. Thankfully, I still ‘have’ them, but I intentionally used the ...
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Being a Mom and Homeschool Teacher
Being a Mom and Homeschool Teacher One of the beautiful benefits of homeschooling is how well I know my “students” ...
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Elementary School Kids and Screen Time
Elementary School Kids and Screen Time During the winter months, our kids tend to spend more time indoors with rainy ...
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Safety Plans for High-Risk Kids
Safety Plans for High-Risk Kids As our students become more anxious with home and school challenges, we find that we ...
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