Every year I make a goal to read more. Every year I break that goal. This year may not be any different but so far, I’ve read almost 3 books and it’s only March. My goal is 12 this year – one per month. I think I can do it. What do you think? Let’s...
Category: books
End of Year Teacher Gifts
Everything about this year stands out. So should the teachers end of year gifts, right? I really appreciate their collaborative efforts of putting together an eLearning plan in such a short period of time. The kids haven’t missed a beat and I am so grateful. Here are a few traditional and more not so traditional...
5 books to read in 2020
Before I start this post I have to let you know that I probably haven’t read 5 full books in the last 5 years. But here I am putting this out there – into the universe – so we will see. I pick up books left and right. I order them online, I borrow them...
Educational games & books for grade schoolers
I love incorporating fun games at home that double up as a learning tool. Sometimes my kids need an extra push and we’ve found that games are the way to go. While I have an entire pinterest board full of DIY educational games, this isn’t that kind of post. Here you will find a list...
Snow day & indoor activities
In most cases when the school calls for a SNOW DAY, that just means an extra day for the kids to do some sledding, snowboarding and/ or skiing. But not this time around. This time we are strongly advised not to leave the house. Not to expose our skin to these brutal negative temperatures and...