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Living Life and Learning

Living Life and Learning

Canadian mom blogger, homeschooling 3 kids sharing kids printables, kids' activities, homeschooling tips, parenting and organization ideas.

About Living Life and Learning

Imagine that you have everything set up and ready to go and your kids are genuinely excited to start their science lesson, eagerly awaiting their instructions.

Science can seem overwhelming to teach.

You hardly remember it from high school.

You weren’t even a fan of it yourself.

I believe you can teach science in a way your kids will love, even without a science degree.

Living Life and Learning was created to teach you how to:

  • Teach science without the need for a textbook curriculum
  • Help your kids retain the information you teach
  • Create excitement about science that passes onto your kids
  • Stop you from feeling overwhelmed at the thought of teaching complex science topics.

When you become a member of the Living Life and Learning community, you’ll learn how to confidently teach science in a fun and engaging way without all of the stress.

Meet Monique

I’m a homeschooling mother to 3 kids who are 7, 11 and 17. I’ve been homeschooling for 11 years and through all of these years have kept science fun and relaxed while allow the kids to choose what we study for science.

When I started homeschooling my oldest child, I tried to teach him science from a textbook. He’d look at me with wide eyes and nothing seemed to be getting through to him. I felt frustrated, overwhelmed and tired. I learned to let go of the textbook. I created my own science curriculum that catered to his interests and it worked. Science is now a time my kids look forward to, no more complaints, they remember what is taught and more importantly they’re having fun even when experiments don’t work.

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What others are saying

I had to smile when I read your email; it touched my heart. ~ T.C.

Thank you! I needed to hear this! I often struggle with the same doubts and questions rolling around in my head. It takes another homeschooling mom to know the answers and understands the daily dynamics. I appreciate your kind words of encouragement.  ~ M.S.

Are you ready to confidently teach science?

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Want fun learning activities for your kids? Take a look at the Living Life and Learning Shop or my shop on Teachers Pay Teachers.

If you need help with homeschool planning, take a look at my Homeschool Planning for the Unorganized  Mom eBook or Planner.

Let’s stay connected!

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