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social skills

14Jan
4

Virtual friends, virtual art: Video games for social skills and creativity

It’s not such a bad thing if all your kids want to do is play video games. Here’s a look at how we use them in our family to build social skills and encourage creativity.

15Sep
10

Saying yes can be scary: An almost-teen with a cell phone

When should your preteen or teen get a cell phone? Here’s how we made our decision and the good things that have come from it.

21May
6

Washing the car, rearranging the house, time with friends, more Indians: Snippets from unschooling this week

Some snippets from our unschooling life in late May 2012 included an impromptu car wash, Sculpey clay and postcard sorting.

13May
3

Gettin’ social: Ashar learns Google+, Pinterest and Twitter

Teaching social skills in our family includes our 12-year-old daughter learning about Twitter, Pinterest and Google+.

06May
10

Computers, robots, geese, sports and Squinkies: Snippets from unschooling this week

Here’s a look at some of the snippets of unschooling and learning in our family during the week of May 6, 2012.

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.

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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