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How's your family's school year going? It's time to think about how to help your kids have the best school year ever! So many of us pulled our kids out of school in 2020 because of Covid and/or the restrictions that went with it. And now more parents are wondering if school at home might be the right choice for them. Check out this opportunity! Many kids didn't have an ideal school year last year...to say the least. Many fell behind and could use some extra learning at home. Whether you want to supplement your kids' regular school, do some learning this summer, help motivate your kids with a love of learning...the Ultimate Homeschooling Bundle has valuable tools that can help! I bet you could use some resources to expand on your kids' learning and provide enrichment! Nourishing Tweens is a participant in several affiliate programs, advertising programs that provides a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to amazon.com and other websites. I … [Read more...]
Archives for July 2020
So my kid is learning at home this year…now what do I do?
You've decided that your children are going to stay at home to learn this year. Or, maybe it was decided for you by your school district or your governor! Here in California, our governor has mandated that in-person learning is out for many families, at least for now. Whether you like it or not, distance learning is happening for many public and private schools. So how do you move forward and make the best of at-home learning for your family? If you have options in your school district to learn in-person or online, read this article about how to decide which type of schooling is best. Decisions to be made about learning at home First, find out what your school district has planned for your children. Go to their website and find out what plans have been made so far. Here are some of the questions to ask: What will the schedule be? How much time will my children be spending on the computer?What will the learning management system be?What access will the students have … [Read more...]
How to decide what to do about school in fall 2020
It’s time to decide what to do about school this fall. School in the 2020-21 school year is going to be different than ever before. Parents need to decide what is the best choice for school for their families. Whoever thought we would be here? Thousands, if not millions of parents worrying about what to do about school in the 2020-21 school year. Because of the pandemic, our choices aren’t clear. I’ve been thinking about it all summer, and I still am working towards making a decision. I want to help you sort things out and get your mind clear so you can make a decision. There are a lot of considerations and worries that you need to consider. Let’s list them out. Considerations Education - Most families were unhappy with how schooling went in spring 2020. Did your kids finish the school year strong, or do you feel they have gaps in their learning? Are they falling behind? Are you confident that the school district will … [Read more...]
Gluten-Free Cornbread
This easy, tasty gluten-free cornbread is slightly sweet and has a lovely texture. It makes a great side dish with chili or other soups. And it's picky child approved! Nourishing Tweens is a participant in several affiliate programs, advertising programs that provides a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to amazon.com and other websites. I only recommend things that I truly like and would use myself. If you click through my links and make a purchase, there is no additional charge to you. As I've said before, I am on a constant mission to make gluten-free foods that my picky eater will eat. She gets stomach aches if she eats gluten, but bread and pasta are her favorite foods! What's a mom to do? Well, this mom tries recipe after recipe until I find something she will eat. This cornbread is my latest success! I took a recipe that I'd gotten from a friend years ago, and made some adjustments. Instead of the wheat flour that it calls for, … [Read more...]
