The author, a homeschooling mom, describes two effective reward systems—Tangible Rewards and Mom Bucks—that encourage responsibility and kindness among her children. Tangible Rewards motivate kids to follow a morning routine for earned rewards, while Mom Bucks are awarded for positive behaviors. Both systems create engaging structure and promote cooperation in their ADHD family.
Category Archives: ADHD
Genius and Creativity
The link between genius and creativity is a well-documented and fascinating area of study. Here are some key points that highlight this connection: Understanding these traits can help in nurturing and developing both creativity and intellectual potential in children, fostering a new generation of innovators and thinkers. You can choose to have your child testedContinue reading “Genius and Creativity”
Mom’s Morning Menu
Crafting a well-structured morning routine is crucial for homeschool moms to manage their day effectively. The Morning Menu should include mindfulness practices, planning, personal growth, family connections, and maintaining a tidy workspace. By establishing a consistent daily rhythm and personalizing the routine, moms can enhance productivity and create a positive homeschooling experience.
Day 1 of Our Summer Homeschool Series
The Enchanting Luna Moth Welcome to the first day of our Summer Homeschool Series! As many of you know, we are year-round homeschoolers. Our family thrives on a consistent and predictable schedule, which is especially beneficial for our ADHD household. This summer, we’re diving into an exciting journey of discovery, learning, and fun, and I’mContinue reading “Day 1 of Our Summer Homeschool Series”
Why Buying a Specific Homeschool Planner is Beneficial
Over the past 6 years we have been homeschooling I have searched high and low to find the perfect homeschool planner. I’ve tried to make so many of them work only to feel like I’m failing by not filling in all the intended goal sheets etc. It was feeling like too much paper work. IContinue reading “Why Buying a Specific Homeschool Planner is Beneficial”
ADHD & Homeschool
Yes, you can absolutely homeschool your child even if you have ADHD. While homeschooling can present some challenges, having ADHD does not disqualify you from being an effective homeschooling parent. In fact, it can provide you with a unique understanding of your child’s needs and allow you to tailor the learning environment to suit their individual learning style.