Creating A Family Photo For A Scattered Family

Posted on 14 August 2019

As families grow, they tend to spread out across the country. Some families can go many years without spending a single day all together, which can be a heart-wrenching thing for a parent. Are you a member of a scattered family and looking for the perfect gift to give your parents this year? How about a family portrait that includes everyone in your family? Here, you'll find a few tips that can help you make that happen. [Read More]

Tips For Increasing Your Chances Of Obtaining A Licensing Agreement With A Popular Brand

Posted on 3 April 2019

If you want to obtain a licensing agreement to utilize a well-known brand's logo or another intangible asset, then it's vital you have a complete understanding of the licensing industry. While obtaining a licensing agreement doesn't have to be a complicated process for either company involved, it is important for both parties to have a clear understanding of how the process works and the major pitfalls to avoid. To help your chances of obtaining the licensing agreement you seek, here are some tips: [Read More]

Creating A Reading Corner In Your Kindergarten Classroom

Posted on 2 October 2018

Creating a warm, welcoming classroom is a great way to introduce kindergartners to a lifetime of learning. Choosing the right furniture is essential for building an ideal kindergarten classroom. Reading books as a class is one way to teach students the fundamentals of letters and words. Instead of keeping children at their desks or tables, creating a casual group reading corner can be a more unique way to lead reading time. [Read More]

How To Choose A 6th Grade Homeschool History Curriculum

Posted on 11 July 2018

Every child is an individual. And with that in mind, every child has somewhat different educational needs. You're in the process of choosing the 6th-grade homeschool history curriculum for your middle schooler that feels right for your child, and you want lessons/activities that meet your student where they are. Beyond that, you want a history curriculum that pushes your middle schooler to excel, think critically and move beyond what they think they can do — to what you know they can accomplish. [Read More]

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Learning All About Textbooks

Hi there, I am Felicia Fromps. I am a strong supporter of investing in textbooks for lifelong learning. While I was in college, all of my peers were using digital textbook versions whenever possible. I stuck with the classic models due to my love of that new book smell and feel. I also wanted to scribe my thoughts and notes in the margins as I gained knowledge in the subject. Working with a real textbook just makes me feel like I am learning faster and retaining the information longer. After graduating, I did not want to sell my textbooks back to the college. Instead, I set them up on the bookshelf, so I could refer back to the information whenever I wanted. I hope to share my love for textbooks with you through this site. I will also discuss how to obtain educational books and supplies for yourself and others.