Stop the Summer Slide!
May 27, 2022
As we dive right into the summer season, you might hear the phrase “summer slide” being thrown around in educational circles. What does this phrase
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Dailies Education = A Triangle
December 28, 2021
I have to apologize… I think it’s pretty easy to understand why I love Dailies, but understanding the scope of this passion may not have
Cultivating Gratitude and Thankfulness in Our Children
December 23, 2021
As many families gather this season to celebrate the holidays, many of our students and their families may also have time away from work and
Fun Holiday Break Ideas!
December 22, 2021
And just like that the school holidays are here! It’s my favorite time of year! This is always an adjustment for kids to get out
From YOU and ME, to WE
December 21, 2021
I am thrilled to have this opportunity to share more about Dailies with you this week. In my previous post, last week, I discussed more
Festive Holiday At-Home Learning: It’s Doable!
December 20, 2021
Many people (rightfully so) use the holidays as a time to recharge, rest, relax, celebrate, enjoy time with family and friends, and devote maybe a
Creating Your Own Homeschooling Rhythm
December 17, 2021
As a former classroom teacher and now homeschooling mom, I am always looking for ways to make our days more efficient while also matching my
Educator. Wife. Mom… Also the Co-founder of Dailies
December 16, 2021
It sounds so cliche but I knew I wanted to be a teacher from a very early age. I have fond memories of forcing my
Gradual Release: Let Us Release It To You!
December 15, 2021
Although I am not yet a parent myself, we all know that parents wear many, many hats. For some families throughout the past few years,
Busy Bins for Homeschoolers
December 14, 2021
Busy bins are a great activity to add to your daily routine, to save for quiet time, to take out when your child says they
My Child Received a Diagnosis. Now What?
December 7, 2021
Like most parents, I worried about my children meeting every milestone on time. When there was the slightest deviation, I wondered if I was overanalyzing
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