In more normal years, homeschool families keep busy with co-ops, clubs, classes, library visits, volunteer work, field trips, and all types of other activities. But with social distancing still in full swing, the internet is our lifeline to find...
Many thanks for RITES and Halley for allowing us to share her thoughts on School at Home. Â For More from Halley, check out the following articles, sure to be helpful as school (in whatever format!) gets underway.
COVID-19 and School
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At first mention, "Meeting Street" brings to mind images of the Meeting Street Telethon or the amazing work that Meeting Street does to teach, assist, and empower children with special needs. But one of Meeting Street's best hidden gems...
Black History Month takes on a whole new meaning for me now. So do potato chips, the Super Soaker, and golf tees.
Last year, I had the honor and privilege of working on a custom art piece for a friend...
In our country, many families must quickly face the decision to go back to work or stay home after their baby arrives. Despite loving my career, the daycare decision still wasn't an easy one for our family. Over time,...
We reached out to ENRICHri to find out more about who they are and how they serve the homeschool community here in RI. Their president, Amanda Campbel, graciously made time to answer our questions. A big thank you to...
I've sat down to write this post on multiple occasions. Unfortunately, there's been more than one relevant time for it. I didn't want to rehash the gun control debate; it has been done and it is being done day after...
Rhode Island Life
Family-Friendly Walks Throughout Rhode Island
Now that spring has officially arrived and warmer weather is (hopefully) on its way, it's the perfect time to get outside for a family...
