Organization is often a teacher’s best friend, as there always seems to be so much to take care of on a given day. If you’re a new teacher, or if you just want to find better organizational strategies for your classroom and lesson plans, there are several tools you...
The pride of homeownership comes with the responsibility to take care of the place. If you are new to owning your own home, or if you’ve been letting things slide for a few years, here are a few tips to get you on the right track this winter. Fire safety first While...
When the coronavirus pandemic hit, schools shut down and people shifted to remote work. By now, you’ve likely settled into a new normal—one that involves working from your couch and finding creative ways to keep your kids occupied. But it’s normal if you’re struggling...
With school starting, it’s a great time to help kids with their organizational skills. Here is a wonderful book filled with tips to help you and your children as they go back to school! “Organizing the Disorganized Child” by Martin L. Kutscher and...
It’s never too early (or too late) to teach kids how to get and stay organized with schoolwork. The skills they learn now will carry over into high school, college, and ultimately, their careers and home management as adults. For all kids, here are some general...
