Enjoyed teaching children in my home and being my own boss. It gave me the opportunity to work with children one on one. Most of all I enjoyed teaching the children about God.
How are parents managing #workingfromhome #homeschooling #cooking/cleaning I recently took a job making $3 less and I can’t keep up 👩🏽💻🤯 #advice
Sharing a list of activities for your kids while they are now at home!
Video tour of museums: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6vuFh6NNa70
Watch Artifishal, a documentary about wild salmon depletion on youtube.Patagonia https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XdNJ0JAwT7I
Science units K-5: http://www.Mysteryscience.com (free memberships now)
Scholastic Learn at Home: https://classroommagazines.scholastic.com/support/learnathome/grades-6-12.html
News-related reading and writing projects: http://www.newsela.com (free memberships now)
Various lessons in math, writing, inferential thinking (not free, each lesson is approx $3-5) http://www.Teacherspayteachers.com
Math by grade, tracks progress: http://www.prodigygame.com
Huge collection of additional resources: http://www.amazingeducationalresources.com/
another huge collection: https://kidsactivitiesblog.com/135609/list-of-education-companies-offering-free-subscriptions/?fbclid=IwAR1ZOCuyDh_MXq0dc6--ZGxz3ePHmuPWa-784Bptwyrl4N1MWgiUTPNN9LQ
Random ideas most don’t involve a screen: •Plant seedlings •Make a mug cake https://www.allrecipes.com/recipe/241038/microwave-chocolate-mug-cake/ •write a letter and/or emails to a different friend or family member each day •Facetime grandparents / older family members to check in •Walk the dog •write a short story & illustrate it •Do yardwork •Board games •Learn new card games •sew •Team up and really clean and organize each kid's space, making a donation box for each. •beading, painting, drawing, play dough •Kid yoga or zumba on tv/youtube •give the dogs a bath and brush •wash and clean out car •Audible (free for first 30 days) #workfromhome #activitiesforkids #homelearning #homeschooling #coronavirus #staybusy #togtherwecan
Since I have left the Army I have moved from job to job. Not because I don't know what I am doing, but because I keep getting stepped on. Every single job. This current one, I was supposed to start school today but they didn't decide to do paperwork until last Thursday. Come to find out they don't accept Homeschooled Students. Also, I have picked up several shifts from other FDA's, never called in, was late once,by 5 minutes, and have gone above and beyond to prove my worth. When I first started I said I can only work Mon-fri days, no nights, but if they need a closer twice a week or something, I'll do it. Well since then they have changed me to all nights and weekends. They work around everybody else's availability, and give me what's leftover. And they cut my hours. How is this fair to me? I'm one of the hardest workers here and I get the short end of the stick. So once again I am out looking for a job hoping I will find someone that will actually care about me. Too many jobs have not, and I'm exhausted from trying.
I love working at Home Schooling I know my child is receiving a wonderful education. Also, knowing my daughter will have a wonderful future ahead of her I am elated.