25 Days of Family Fun!
December is a time for getting together with family and celebrating with each other. It is a time to reflect on the past year and remember all the great things that have happened.
Bette Fetter
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Brownie Bear Handwriting Challenge!
It’s mid December and kids have been in school for about 16 weeks. While tidying up Brayden’s papers and being overwhelmed by the sheer volume of worksheets kids do in first grade; I noticed his handwriting. While there were some bright spots, overall it was sloppy and inconsistent – both letters and numbers – so it was decided his handwriting needed some extra attention at home. So what are we going to do? I’m creating the first EVER…. Brownie Bear Handwriting Challenge!
Art Feeds Your Child’s Right Brain!: Podcast
Our children are being asked to put aside their creative thinking in order to fit inside a box.
Conquer Those Fears!
There is a reason that your right-brain visual thinker is feeling anxious about that test.
Hate Tests? There’s a Reason Why
The right side of your brain is in a panic. It broke into a cold sweat just thinking about taking a test. The right side hates multiple choice, short answer, true false questions and essays. It’s completely contrary to the way the right side of the brain works.
How to Draw… a Present
Drawing encourages not only artistic skills but it develops academic skills as well. A geometry lesson is hidden in this How to Draw a Present video.
The Holiday eBook is Back!
Try my interactive book with 5 iconic How to Draw videos. Each video teaches your children to draw a different holiday character.
In Case You Missed It…
Are you homeschooling your children? Has your child been diagnosed with ADD? Are you looking for some things to keep the kids busy as you get ready for the holidays? Take a look at the stories that you may have missed this month.
How to Draw… an Angel
This adorable and simple angel how to draw video is sure to be a hit in your house.
Video: Visual-Spatial Children
Many visual, right-brain thinkers have a strong spatial understanding. They see things in three dimensions and easily grasp the physical relationships between things in their world.
