Taken from homeschoolph.multiply.com :)- The Ten Most Important Things You Need to Know About Homeschooling

Although homepreschooling is still a relatively new journey for me, I'd like to think that I know enough to be able to share a few tips and suggest a few teaching tools that have personally helped me in my homepreschooling journey with Tim, and recently, with almost 10-month old Rysse as well. My Top 5 … Continue reading Teaching Tips and Tools For The Homepreschooler

ParentingTaken from:http://foryourmarriage.org/parenting-family/parenting/ "The most important thing a father can do for his children is to love their mother." Raising a child can bring parents to the height of joy and the depths of despair. How can such an innocent, cuddly baby have the power to change our lives and provoke such emotional extremes? Because you … Continue reading Tips for all parents 🙂

(Tim and KC, our neighbor having fun with puzzles 🙂 and at the same time improving their problem-solving skills and fine motor skills :)I had never heard of Susan Lemons and homepreschooling until she made a comment on one of my blogs, and believe me, I was surprised and honored that she actually took the … Continue reading Preschool at Home: You Can Do It! (Susan Lemons)

For all Catholic Filipino parents everywhere :)Catholic homeschooling is becoming THE trend to watch out for! And it's not just because it saves families money. Read the article below to know more about how YOU can jump on the bandwagon! (Don't be afraid to JUMP, just do so in FAITH! :)Learning moments outside the classroom … Continue reading Learning moments outside the classroom – INQUIRER.net, Philippine News for Filipinos

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Holy Week has just started with the celebration of Palm Sunday, Celebration of the Lord's Passion. This is one of, if not THE MOST, meaningful times of the year for us Catholics and Christians.A time to rest.In the arms of the almighty God.A time to reflect.On the power of His work on the cross.A time … Continue reading Time to rest, reflect and work

Children Learn What They Live by Dorothy Law Nolte If children live with criticism, they learn to condemn.If children live with hostility, they learn to fight.If children live with fear, they learn to be apprehensive.If children live with pity, they learn to feel sorry for themselves.If children live with ridicule, they learn to feel shy.If … Continue reading Children Learn What They Live

Oh my gosh.It's already 5 am. I've been working since 1 am.I have about 2 to 3 hours left before my babies wake up.Aaarrrrrggghhh...If I didn't love You as much as I did, I'd be sleeping blissfully right now. :)But then again, what is another sleepless night if it means that other people will be … Continue reading It’s 5 am already! Arrrghhh…

Earlier today (well, yesterday, technically speaking), hubby and I had a meeting with Fr. Aguedo Palomo,a Filipino Salesian missionary. As usual, we had the kids with us, and as usual, Anthony ended up alone in the meeting because, as usual, Tim got bored and decided to drag Mama and baby sister Rysse outside to play.The … Continue reading Instant Preschool Lessons During Long “Adult” Meetings