Homeschooling: What To Do When You Need Academic Help
Are Your Kids Behind? This Blog Will Help You With What to Do By Chelsea McLeod So you decided to Homeschool, planned your curriculum and made a classroom space in your home. Imagine; it is now January; you are well into the year and feel comfortable with the routine, and have successfully into the swing […]
10 Innovative Ways You Can Keep School Break Fun And Educational!
10 Innovative Ways You Can Keep School Break Fun And Educational! By Chelsea McLeod It’s the time of the year when we are approaching March breaks in various areas across the US and Canada and the Easter Holidays are right around the corner! Everyone loves these breaks because we have more freedom to gather with […]
The Many Reasons Why Physical Education Is So Important!
Is Physical Education Important?: How to Add Physical Activity to Your Homeschool And Why You Really Should. Read on to Discover The Many Reasons Why Physical Education Is So Important! By Chelsea McLeod We all know that physical education is essential to development. Physical Education is So Important! We grew up being told that physical […]
10 Creative Things To Do When It’s Cold Outside
If you are anything like me, you live in a colder climate which means that for 5-6 months out of the year, there is snow on the ground, and the temperature often dips low enough that you shouldn’t spend long periods outdoors. If this sounds familiar, you are likely internally celebrating that it’s almost the […]
6 Reasons Why It’s Important To Encourage Multi-Age Play
Children are naturally curious and sociable beings. They love to explore, learn and play with others. As a parent, you want the best for your child; you want them to be happy, healthy, and well-adjusted. However, when it comes to playtime, parents may be hesitant to let their children play with kids of all ages. […]
No More Math Meltdowns: How To Add Real-World Context And Teach Math In A Creative Way
By Chelsea McLeod Math is one of the more challenging subjects in school, and it can be difficult for students to see how the concepts they’re learning will be helpful in the real world. Math is more meaningful and engaging for students when we teach real-world applications. By making connections between math and the world […]
Do You Need to Overthrow the Schedule for January?
New Year, New You?: Do You Need to Overthrow the Schedule for January? Written by Chelsea McLeod It’s a new year; is it going to be a new you? Are you anticipating a significant change this year or hoping to keep it relatively status quo? Some people find it necessary to make significant changes and […]
Social Media Coordinator Editor (Intern)
Schoolio Learning is looking for a Social Media Coordinator Editor (Intern). About us We are on a mission to modernize education delivery and create a space for students, parents and educators to co-create personalized learning. Our vision is to inspire every child to love learning. We are making education more accessible, fun, and personalized by […]
How to Navigate and Annotate Schoolio Digital Lessons
Are you new to the Schoolio Digital Platform? Using the Schoolio digital platform might overwhelm you, and learning a new digital system can be confusing! That’s why we are here to help guide you through every step on the Schoolio Digital platform so that you and your student will be successful while bringing fun back […]
How to Bring Writing into Other Areas
Sneaking It In: How to Bring Writing Into Other Areas By Chelsea McLeod Writing in school is often seen as a skill linked only to English. It is often viewed as an immovable part of the curriculum and focus in this class. While this is technically true, it is not the whole picture. Not only is […]
