Are your children daydreaming, staring out the window, never finishing their studies in the time allotted, just plain bored? Is it their fault or is there another way to approach learning that is more enjoyable and sustainable? I wonder what … Continue reading →
Do you write for children and/or young adults? If you do you can’t beat writers conferences for growing in your writing life. Last weekend I attended the Online Kentucky Christian Writers Conference. The workshops I attended were super helpful to … Continue reading →
My friend, Kathy Cassel, has a big heart for kids of all ages. She especially loves writing for the YA audience and her latest release is titled Freerunner.
Continue reading →Maybe you have homeschooled for years or maybe this spring was your first attempt. Either way, you have learned the joy of watching “the light come on” when your child made a discovery or grasped a concept. As the joys … Continue reading →
Have you ever noticed how a truly satisfying answer requires a good question? I’ve found this true in many situations. Whether it’s conducting research, unpacking opinion or argument, or struggling through times of fear or uncertainty. This is because, regardless … Continue reading →
The past few weeks/months have been challenging for most of us. Many of us are trying to juggle work from home schedules, becoming homeschool parents, while parenting our youngest children. Writers and teachers often learn about children’s developmental stages but … Continue reading →