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sensory stuff

22Jul
39

What our introverted family needs you to know

What does it mean to be an introvert? It’s more than being “shy,” and it’s not a less-desirable personality type by far. See what makes our family tick.

03Jan
6

What is it like to live with sensory processing disorder?

Here’s a wonderful video that shows what it’s like to live with sensory processing disorder – something our family knows all too well.

27Jun
43

From homeschooled student to homeschooling mom: Going full circle, Part 3

In a three-part series, I look at my own educational background and my daughter’s, and discuss how we came to homeschooling. This is the conclusion, the hardest part to tell.

05Apr
27

5 ways to constructively deal with your kids’ mood swings

How do you deal with your kids’ mood swings, meltdowns or temper tantrums? Here are 5 coping strategies to help you turn things around.

19Mar
10

Making our first sensory tubs: Rainbow rice, fuzzies and dice

Sensory bins or “rice tubs” are not only for young children. Our 12-year-old daughter had a great time making rainbow rice and running her hands through it.

Hi from the Conciliotto family – a collection of humans and cats starring Ashar, who has been learning with us at home since Feb. 29, 2012. We haven’t looked back since that “Leap Day Leap” out of public school.

We consider ourselves secular unschoolers, or life learners, and the coolest thing about our untraditional approach (besides the ability to stay up til 2 a.m. and sleep late!) is that we’re ALL learning in ways we’d never have expected.

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