At the Forum: Classical Education, Noisy Toys, and Picky Eaters
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The year is coming to a close so fast! In my neck of the woods it is currently 10 degrees Fahrenheit with a wind chill of -1. Perfect weather to homeschool during the days and snuggle up near a fire with a warm blanket and a drink at night. I have noticed that my kids have lost their focus as the closer Christmas approaches. This is where the forum becomes such a great resource and support for me. Here is a few conversations you may find there:
- At any age picky eaters are hard to deal with. How about a toddler with finicky ways? Do you have any ideas to help this member?
- We are curious about your favorite resources for Classical teaching. Do you have a favorite website, book or resource that you use?
- With Christmas around the corner, what is your opinion on noisy toys? Are you the giver or a receiver of one?
- How many pages do you recommend to someone who is new to notebooking?
- Are you doing a Bible study with someone? What type of things do you do to prepare for it? Would love some tips!
- This month Heart of the Matter focused on Special Needs in their ezine. Here at the Forum we have a great place for you to start discussions about Special Needs.
If you have not had a chance to visit us, come by and say hi! Until next week, I will see you at the Forum
Amy Fleeker is a part of a great family that includes a husband of 12 years, 3 children, a dog and a cat. Her homeschooling style is eclectic with a emphasis on classical teaching. When with her family, you can find her watching movies, playing board games, and living life with a great sense of humor and knowing that God is all around. In her spare time she enjoys scrapbooking, tatting, crocheting and doing a little family history. You can visit Amy at her blog, Counting Change Again, or at the HOTM forum, where she is the Lead Moderator.




















