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Join Je'nean and Tashima, two accidental homeschoolers, as they share their tips for a rich educational experience for kids, regardless of how they receive their education.
This year, we learned a lot! We pivoted and incorporated new things as needed. We also found ourselves doing things we never thought we'd do. And today we're sharing our top 5 game changers from our homeschools to yours! We want to hear from you! Let us know what you've learned this year.
We recorded this back in May but wanted to share an update to let you all know where we've been and what we've been working on. Excited to be back and can't wait to jump back in!
Welcome back to the Parent Teachers! We are two moms raising lifelong learners through homeschool, public school and everyday parenting. Join us as we tell you about how we're celebrating Black Americans in History throughout the month of February.
This week we're switching things up. We have some highs and lows from the past week and discuss how we celebrated Black American artists and musicians.
Follow along with us on our website at theparentteachers.com or instagram.
We're back! Welcome back to the Parent Teachers! We are two moms raising lifelong learners through homeschool, public school and everyday parenting. Join us as we tell you about how we're celebrating Black Americans in History throughout the month of February. Follow along with us on Instagram at instagram.com/theparentteachers/ or on our website at theparentteachers.com.
Je'Nean and Tashima share their top resources for at home learning.
Last week we shared our teacher tips for learning at home, so of course we had to use this week to share our own tips and resources.
Podcast Episodes
Math Games
Resources Discussed
Mathological Liar (grade 2)
Paint Lab for Kids
The Moffat Girls
This week we're continuing our Back to School series for parents who are sending their kids back to in-person learning, but still want to keep learning at home.
We've gathered our Top 5 tips from our Teacher friends and are sharing them with you! We want to hear from you!
Share your tips or join us over on Instagram to see more of us. https://www.instagram.com/theparentteachers/
Are your eyes open now after a year of school at home? Well, learning does not end when school ends and it does not begin when that bell rings. In order for our kids to be successful, parents and teachers will have to build true partnerships. Listen to our Top 5 Tips for Communication with Teachers.
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It's that time of year again. For many of us parents, the bittersweet moment has arrived and our kids are heading back to school. Whether by choice or as a last resort, we wanted to show our support for the parents who are returning back to school this Fall. Our Back to School series aims to help parents as they navigate these uncertain times.
This week Tashima and Je'Nean discuss ways they make homeschool fun using games. This week is all about gameschooling for kindergarten, second grade and fourth grade.
We all have those days where a whole day of workbooks and worksheets are the last thing on our mind. And sometimes our kiddies just need a different approach to learn and practice key skills. Or sometimes we just want to switch it up. This week, Je'Nean and Tashima share their Top 5 Favorite ways to use games in their reading, writing and grammar lessons.
This week Je'Nean and Tashima check-in on their progress towards their homeschool goals and discuss how they use read alouds in their homeschool.
This week we share information about our daily routine and we use "morning baskets" in our homeschool.
This week Je'Nean and Tashima define their magical moments in homeschool and share tips for finding and keeping the magic in homeschool.
Je'Nean and Tashima start off sharing their fears for the upcoming homeschool year and some tips for avoiding failure. They also share their thoughts about changes to workforce after the pandemic.
Je'Nean and Tashima discuss their different approaches to Unit Studies in their homeschool. Between creating DIY units or purchasing out-of-the-box studies, you can benefit from unit studies too!
What do you do when homeschool goes wrong? We all have those days when the kids are frustrated or you may not be in the mood or life just happens. Join Tashima & Je'Nean as they discuss their worse homeschool days and share some tips on managing when homeschool goes wrong.
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Today Je'Nean and Tashima finish up their 2021-2022 curriculum choices with electives and family subjects for their kindergarten, 2nd grade and 4th grade learners. For more information on the resources share, visit theparentteachers.com
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Join Je'nean and Tashima as they continue to share their curriculum picks for Science, African American Studies and World History. See the full list of resources at theparentteachers.com.
Join Je'Nean and Tashima as they review their picks for their K, 2nd and 4th grade curriculum picks. Learn how Je'Nean customizes grab-and-go curriculum for her twins different learning styles and how Tashima builds custom curriculum for her 7 and 9 year olds.
Je’Nean and Tashima discuss the next big topic they had to tackle on their homeschool journey - scheduling time for school while working full time!
Part I of a Homeschool Planning Series where Je’Neaan and Tashima talk through the steps needed to get their homeschools up in running. In this episode, they discuss how to decide what subjects to include and why.
Je’Nean and Tashima introduce their new podcast, The Parent Teachers, and discuss how they ended up as Accidental Homeschoolers.