Communicating About The Examination To The Kid

Taking the formal examination or not is an option for homeschooling families. Children also should be aware of this. So when parent decide that their kid takes a formal examination, the kid also should understand why it is important. By this way, a kid will like to do the best for his success. Otherwise, if he doesn’t understand the advantages of formal exams for himself, he will be less hard work.

Learn About The Homeschooling Examination

Homeschooling parents must understand the curriculum of exams that will be undertaken by the kid. This is different from the kids who attend the public school, their parent doesn't have to know about the curriculum and the exam methods, all they have to do is study all the materials provided by the school. While homeschool parents must teach the curriculum and the methods to the kids by themselves. Kid’s success or failure in the exams was the result of hard work by the kid and parent. Then, what should parents do to prepare for the success?

10 Days of Homeschool Exam Preparations

Homeschooling parents should prepare their kids more intensively for the formal exams. This preparation often stressful for parents and also the kid. I had been there, and trust me, I was so stressful! That’s the reason why I choose this topic for the 10 Days Tips For Homeschool Moms series, is to help moms to prepare kids for formal examination.

Helpful Hints: Reveal The Willpower For Kids Who Don’t Like Sport In Less Than A Year

How many of you who have the same problem with me: your child does not like sports? But, if you live in a town or village that has many sports facilities then it is not a problem. But if you live in remote areas like mine, where sports facilities are very limited, so you must be clever. 

When he refused to go to the exercise, we mainly push him, not punish him, by this way he will have the feeling that sport is fun. And although he is reluctance at the beginning, but when exercise begins he could do it happily. I think, sport should be done happily. 

 

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Creative Kids Culture Blog Hop Featuring 5 Ways To Keep In Touch With Family Far Away

Welcome to the Creative Kids Culture Blog Hop! The Creative Kids Culture Blog Hop is a place where bloggers can share multicultural activities, crafts, recipes, and musings for our creative kids. We can't wait to see what you share this time! Created by Frances of Discovering the World through My Son's Eyes, the blog hop has now found a new home at Multicultural Kid Blogs.

Fried Fermented Cassava

A year ago, after moving in Kuala Enok, we enjoyed fried banana served in company housing. They are different from the common fried banana in Java. More crisp, not tough, tastes so mild. My son likes it so much. After a year we stay here, I get the secret recipe! In this article, I will write this delicious dough recipe. I used the dough with fermented cassava. You can buy fermented cassava in the Indonesian grocery store. But if you can’t get the fermented cassava, you can replace it with bananas, shrimp, or tempe.

How to Avoid Boring in A Long Trip For Extrovert And Introvert Kids

Having a long trip with the kids can be very tedious, especially if the trip lasts up to 6 hours, and there's nothing we can do in a public transportation. If we use our own vehicles, you can stop at certain places for a brief rest. But how if you traveling by a not really big public transportation, such as a bus or small ferry ship? You will feel like being stuck in it without being able to do anything! You can’t ask the driver to stop in places that you wish just to eliminate fatigue. The other passengers will angry!