Life by Lady E

Today, I'm excited to share a personal story that might just change the way you think about grocery shopping with your kids.
Picture this: The grocery store aisles are your classroom, the shopping cart is your desk, and your grocery list is the day's lesson plan. This isn't just any grocery list; it's the Stars and Roses Grocery List Notepad, and it's designed to make your...

I'm ADHD. My husband is suspected ASD and my son is twice-exceptional. I basically run everything around our home. Sometimes I feel like Atlas, carrying the whole world on my shoulders but after years and years of experience, lessons, and mistakes, I...

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I decided to watch Behind Your Touch, a K-Drama playing on Netflix now. I've seen the billboard and some advertising about it. I think it's also in the Trending Now category of Netflix that's why I was intrigued. My family and I usually bond over dinner...

Sixth-grade homeschooling continues to prove to be a game-changer for us. First, I changed my lesson planning strategy Now, I'm adding more books to our daily lessons.
We have 14 subjects (or topics) from Monday to Thursday. Friday is reserved for art, trips, etc.  In past years, we usually had 1-3 books per subject that we used. For our 6th grade, I use at least 3 books per subject. Why? I make the topic branch out...