Daily we are frustrated with the dated, sliding, mirror closet doors that are in each of our daughter’s bedrooms. Those of you that have girls, know how often girls access the varying pieces of their wardrobes and the number of outfit changes per day they make. Aside from the amount of laundry this produces..the problem [...]
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Over Spring Break, my nine year old daughter asked me to take her to the bookstore to find a new book. My five year old, Camille came along; Camille did not qualify for pre-kindergarten at her school because of a January birthday, so she is enrolled in one of my Pre K Scholars classes. She seemed eager to read, intensely walking up and down the isles sounding out titles of books in the children’s section. I took her cue and when we got home I pulled out some pre-readers and voila! A new world has opened for her!
This is Camille reading:
I started Pre K Scholars because I wanted to make sure my girls are prepared for kindergarten—I want to give them every advantage I can for future success. As a mom, it excites me to see her so eager to read!
Did you know?
The cost of a high quality pre-kindergarten program is $12,000 per year…putting quality pre-kindergarten out of reach for most middle class families with young children
Function vs. Fashion
September 21st, 2011Lessons Learned on the Playground
September 9th, 2011I am ditching my intended post for today because something cool happened this morning! I’m telling you, SO much can be learned from our kids. Here is what happened, and I will attach a photo to give you the visual… We were getting ready to walk to school (one of the highlights of my day). [...]
Rainy Day Activity
November 18th, 2010Sometimes some of the best crafts with children fall upon us by accident. Such was the case with our family a few weekends ago—torrential rains kept us indoors, and aside from watching family movies, we were left to play board games and numerous rounds of charades, and lots of coloring. A school assignment for my [...]
Planting pumpkins
October 11th, 2010This season is all about pumpkins, and this year we bought an envelope of seeds to give growing our own a shot. Wow! What fun we’ve had! The learning experiences and smiles have been endless. I was inspired by a post from www.trailmix.net. TrailMix inspires parents to mix up educational activities and outdoor adventure—isn’t that [...]
