We were recently given approval by my school’s principal to form a club among students with and without disabilities. I was so excited by my idea when pitching it...
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The teacher walked into the room and found Charlie and Scott in a full-blown argument. She raised her voice and told them both to have a seat. Neither boy heard...
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Have you ever watched the movie Roxanne with Steve Martin and Daryl Hannah? There is a scene in that movie that I think will help you to understand the difference...
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How many times have you heard your child say things like: “I hate math!” “I can’t do this!” “This is dumb!” Well, the sad truth is, you are not alone....
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As a parent of a child with a disability, I know first hand how hard it is to continue the good fight. Sometimes, we feel hopeless, helpless, and at a...
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Science is a subject taught in all grade levels and can be taught even to younger children with you reading directions to them. Easy science experiments can be an engaging...
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I always hoped my children would have my love of reading. I pictured my children lying on their bed with a flashlight under the cover sneaking a few more minutes...
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Do you drool over those photos of family holiday memories of your friends in your Facebook and IG stream wishing you had that? And those elaborate family holiday activities on...
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You walk into your child’s classroom, just hoping… He got along with his classmates. His work was completed in class. The teacher doesn’t want to sit you down to talk...
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My holiday decorations have been up for weeks and… I’ve been listening to holiday music since October! I love to find gifts that are not only fun for my child...
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