These days it every mom has had some experience teaching their kids at home.  As millions of families were thrown into remote learning for the first time, many felt like they were drowning. 

Whether you are a seasoned homeschool mom, or if you are teaching your children at home for the first time, you know it's not an easy feat.  A HUGE issue so many homeschool moms face when teaching their kids is engagement.

If you have a preschooler, a kiddo in kindergarten or if you are teaching any resistant child, no doubt you've had to be creative to get your student to want to learn.

Often, teaching younger students can often feel like stapling jello to a wall.

Part of the problem is that many parents believe homeschool life is supposed to look like traditional school except at home.   

And often, this is where the resistance to learning comes into play.

Get excited, Momma, because here's something to get excited about!

Homeschooling  is not supposed to look like school at home!!  This is a good thing because that means you have more power than you think!  :)

In this episode, I will offer some reasons why younger children and even older students hate learning.  I'll tell you what you can do to change that in your homeschool. 

I specifically discuss one simple strategy that I use to engage my 6 year-old son in learning.   (Hint... I use it with my older children as well as myself.  It works for all people as a strategy to help us all overcome the obstacle of having to do that which we really don't want to do.)

Whether you have a preschooler or a high schooler, the general principle behind this technique can be implemented for all learners. 

Stop beating your momma head up against the wall, and try this homeschool teaching tip to engage your child in learning! 

To read more:  Teaching Tips For Preschoolers (Hint... Works for Adults Too)

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