The Homeschool Gratitude Journal is an excellent resource to encourage positivity, cultivate an attitude of gratitude, and promote mindfulness for kids. The journal has been created with an easy to follow daily entry with prompted questions to encourage kids to open up about how they feel and what they are grateful for. It will be a tool that will help kids to express their gratitude and thankfulness for what they have, and the special moments they would like to remember. It will also help children form the wonderful daily habit of gratitude journaling. Every 30 days, there is an opportunity to reflect on the favorite things they did, special moments they have had, or even add a drawing or photo as a keepsake. It will be a gratitude journal that will remain special for many years to come. The Homeschool Gratitude Journal has been designed in the perfect 6.69 x 9.61 size for kids to take anywhere.

"Today I practiced self-care by:" Whether you chose to homeschool your child(ren) or you became an unexpected teacher due to an emergency situation or trauma that has changed the dynamics of your family, this guided journal will help you focus on being grateful and thankful during what might be your toughest day on any given day. This journal helps you pinpoint when you demonstrated your best self and when you struggled to maintain your sanity, by prompting you to take care of your mental and physical self, voice affirmations and value your daily efforts to become the Homeschool Hero that you are! The better you feel about your own practices, the better your perspective during those windows of time when you must put on your teacher hat, while also balancing being a parent. Practice gratefulness, self-care and positive affirmations consistently and notice the positive changes within yourself first and then in your relationships with your child(ren) and family.

Are you stuck at home? Start appreciating life more through gratitude. Focus on all the good things happening in your life. Your life can become better through positive thinking. Just take a couple of minutes each day and write down what you're grateful for. Great for people who are homeschooling or working at home. Pages are not dated, so no worries if you miss a day or two. Take time for yourself each day and experience happiness. Add to Cart Now. We have lots of other great planners and journals, so be sure to check out our other listings by clicking on the Aramora Journals author link just beneath the title of this book.

Let's face it - homeschooling can be hard. As homeschooling mothers we sometimes get so bogged down in our trials and tribulations that we forget to see the successes of every day. They might be little successes or they might be big, but if we're focused on what is going wrong, we're likely to miss them. We might look back at our homeschooling year and think it was not a very good one. However, if we have a record of the little things that go right every day, we will see things in a different light.That's where this journal comes in. By focusing for a few minutes each day on the things that have gone right, and then being grateful for them, we will change our perspective on the bigger picture of the school year.I will admit that some days it is hard to find even one thing to be grateful for, especially when it comes to school. Taking a couple of extra minutes to really go over your day and search out the small victories will have a great impact on your motivation when things don't seem to be going well.Won't it be great to have this ongoing record of victories for every year? What a treasure for your kids to look back on, too. They'll know what day they tackled a big milestone (like reading their first picture book) and even a small one (like not crying over a math lesson).Keeping track will be easy and will only take a few minutes. The rewards, however, will be limitless.

Homeschooling Active Boys - Do-It-Yourself - Spring Journal: 3 Month Curriculum Handbook - Library Based Homeschooling (Fun-Schooling with the Thinking Tree) (Volume 1) B1 & B2, ideal for ages 7-12 (2nd-5th grade) Do you have an active boy in your home? If he would rather be climbing trees the Active Boys journal might be what you are looking for. Cover all the standard school subjects while tapping into your son's interests. This curriculum journal is great for all students, especially reluctant learners. Uses the Dyslexie Font to make reading easy for children with reading confusion. Perfect for students with Dyslexia, Asperger's Syndrome, ADHD and other learning challenges. "My son who HATES school is doing really well this book. The assignments or pages to do each day differ slightly so it don't get hoo humm boring. He gets to use what he is interested in and the day goes much smoother. Wonderful product" An Amazon Customer Moyers' son loves this book: "My 8 year old son loves this journal! It keeps Homeschooling fun and exciting for him! He especially loves the nature pages and movie time pages. He loves animal documentaries and enjoys using them for his school."(December 1, 2015)ISBN-10: 1522810447ISBN-13: 978-1522810445 Other pages you'll find in the Active Boys Journal (some less than others): Math Practice Pages How Are You Feeling Today: an excellent way of discussing feeling and emotions and how our emotions affect others. Thinking Time: Logic puzzles to complete. Letter Doodles (just fun coloring which also gives the child a different way to 'feel' how letters are made) Nature Study Fun Writing Practice pages give your child the opportunity to create a whole new font, practice handwriting, or if on the younger side copy the alphabet. Animal Quiz, how much do you know about this animal World News Today: tell the stories in words or pictures. Listening Time: Use classical music or an audio book and color, doodle, and/or draw. Depending on your child's age you can have him dig as deep into topics and subjects and write more or less. For an older student require more writing with some illustrations. With a younger child have him illustrate more with some writing maybe a word pointing to a part of the picture. These journals allow you create a customized plan for whatever age or stage your son is in. Journals are ideal for students with Dyslexia, Asperger's Syndrome, ADHD, and other learning challenges. Sarah Janisse Brown is a dyslexic therapist and creator of Dyslexia Games (www.dyslexiagames.com). Sarah has helped many moms Flip to Fun-Schooling using her Curriculum Journals.

Are you looking for a Memorable Gift? Everyday Gratitude Journal Notebook / Blank Journal / Diary is the best extra special appreciation gift idea. This Gratitude journal contains 117 pages filled with inspirational quotes and has a great looking book cover design with a funny quote "I teach the smart cutest little cookies". This Journal has daily sections to write down 3-5 things you are grateful for and record one daily affirmation. Perfect as a Christmas gift for Preschool Teacher Retirement Gifts, Future educator women and professor Appreciation Gifts.