Jenae inspires me. She always has. I met Jenae in college and we took several elementary education classes together. Not only was she one of the nicest people I have ever meet, Jenae also had the most creative ideas and took time to make sure each project she completed was perfected. She motivated me to go the extra mile with my own projects and was such a fun person to work and teach with.
Today I shared an idea of how I want to teach my children to be disciplined in their routines (which is another one of my goals for 2011). You'll have to go over to I Can Teach My Child to check it out, but here's a sneak peak of us completing one of our morning chores:
Thanks for inviting me, Jenae!
9 comments on "Guest Blogging {I can teach my child}"
LOVED your guest post Julie. Thanks for remindming me i need to order AVa a new devotional...have a great day!
i found you through i can teach my child! and i am so glad! such a beautiful family!
heather
http://eatloveprayalot.blogspot.com
i love that picture of you and the kids...so cute! your hair is really pretty.
i loved your post over at i can teach my child. i'd like the chart pdf, too. or maybe you can bring me a printed chart next I see you? I can just tape over the ones we won't do.
Also how will you adapt it on the days you do an outing?
I have come over from I can teach My Child and am so happy that I did.
I am your newest follower.
Julie,
Thank you so much for your sweet comments. Your guest post was a huge hit! You inspire me daily!!!
Thank you for your post. We're in a (somewhat) similar familiy situation...33 week preemie, 31 week preemie, full term, and 27 week preemie. I taught French for 4 years, and now am hoping to stay home and teach my little ones. I like the idea of the morning devotional time!
Marya
Julie, I was SO inspired by both the morning routine post and the prayer journal post-both are things I would LOVE to implement in our house. I linked both of them on my blog, hope you don't mind! Thanks so much for sharing.
wow great visual schedule! Thansk for the great ideas-another blog to add to my favs! I just put together Jan/Feb centres for my 2.5-er, so fun! Also looking into Montesorri schools for the fall, your ideas are so that style!
Hi Julie! Thanks for the kind words! We have a place called dollarama here in Canada- a kindergarten teachers dream! I can set up a whole months (or 2!)worth of centres (5-6) that I can reuse again and again for under $20. Lots are toys that we already have too, I think the Jan/Feb centres only put me out about $10. I just picked up a bag of 40-50 blocks for $1.99 today at a local thrift shop, I am going to challenge myself to see if I can think of 10 different activites to do with them!
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