Any Day is Math Day! Part 1
“Any Day is Math Day!” Part 1. In Hawaii, May 1st is celebrated as “Lei Day”. Since creating the product, “May Day is Lei Day” , all things Hawaiian have triggered many wonderful memories in my mind and heart. My father was in the Marine Corps and we were fortunate to live in Hawaii twice.…
Scheduling Tutoring Sessions
Scheduling the beginning of tutoring sessions can be confusing for the parent/ caregiver, kiddo, and the Tutor. I know from firsthand experience, it’s an adventure. Your kiddo’s teacher(s) shared that they’re falling behind or that they could use additional support in Literacy or Numeracy skills. Now what? Prior to Scheduling Tutoring Sessions To begin with,…
Expectations – Performance = a Cracking Iceberg.
Expectations, performance, and tutoring. What were the expectations for your kiddo’s performance for the first semester? Wasn’t it just mid-October, when you received the first observational reports of your kiddo’s academic performance for the first grading cycle of the school year. The results might have been what you were anticipating, but then again, the results…
Spring Cleaning in the Fall?
I don’t know about you, but when I reach a point when I can’t find things, it’s time to clean and reorganize. I was trying to find a particular post on the site, but the link wasn’t working, it was in a strange place, and not logical at all. If I can’t find things and…
Save that Inserted Envelope and Cancelled Stamp!
WAIT DON’T RECYCLE JUST YET! We’ll take that pesky inserted envelope and your stamps! The is the perfect time of the year to replenish our Writing Station items. Here are a couple of flyers to send home to request envelopes and stamps. Second Choice The envelopes will bring authenticity to our letter writing. It may…
Last Words Out the Door
“Make sure you learn something new today!” Those were the parting words from my Momma everyday as we would head off to school. My parents grew up in rural Louisiana in the 1950’s where not being educated meant a hard, very hard life. They experienced first hand that obtaining a thorough education was the catalyst…