Do you have a spring routine? Spring is a beautiful time of transition in nature. When it comes to learning, this is no exception. Consider marking this season with new routines for your homeschool. I offer up some inspiration in the new issue of Oak Meadow’s Living Education here.
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Turning “I Can’t” into “I Can”
Every kid can get stuck on “I can’t.”
Sticking to it means turning it into an “I can’t, yet.”
Building resilience and tackling obstacles is part of the learning process.
Does your child have the tools to overcome, learn, and grow?
Learn more about how to help kids build these skills. Check out my article: Turning “I Can’t” Into “I Can”: 6 Tips for Tackling Challenges. You can read it in Oak Meadow’s journal, Living Education, here.
Music Trip Permission Slips For Students
It may be summer, but it isn’t too early to start thinking about next school year.
What kind of musical field trips might be in store for your child next year? And if you’re a teacher, what kind of trips could you plan?
Here’s more on music trips and mobile permission slips.
International Field Trips
If you’re taking a field trip, you’re probably thinking about safety.
If you’re taking a field trip overseas… there’s a few more things you need to know.
I have a handful of tips for successful travel planning overseas! I share these tips on the Mobile Permissions field trip blog here.
Self-Care for Music Teachers
It isn’t too early to think about 2023! I’m proud to share some self-care tips for educators in the upcoming issue of Music K-8.