u/Enough-Spray-2590

UPDATE:

I printed out a report card from my umbrella school (Home Life Academy). I thought I'd have to make my own, so this was nice.

My son is in 1st grade and the subjects are just marked "P" instead of "A". I was nervous they wouldn't accept it, but we walked in, asked (after calling) if we could have donuts for the report card.

The lady was very grumpy so I felt awkward about it 🤪 and she was sure to inform me it has to be a current report card and there's a maximum of 6 free donuts.

She looked at it and accepted it though and we got our donuts and lived happily ever after.

It would have been more fun if she hadn't been awkward about it 😂 but I bet she was having a rough day.

So there you go! 🕵🏼‍♀️ Bring in a report card for free donuts for every A. 😊🍩

Hi! I'm a homeschool mom thinking about starting a gentle preschool curriculum in the fall with my son who's 3 and has Down Syndrome and seeing where it takes us and adapting as we go.

I've crossposted but wanted to ask here as well if anyone has some preschool things or curriculum that they did that went particularly well with their child with DS? I'm not a mom that will find random ideas online and piece things together so plans help me. 😊 Just curious!

Hi! With my two older kids, I did a gentle preschool curriculum that gave us a little to do each day. Busy Toddler with one, Peaceful Press with the other.

I'm thinking about starting something like that in the fall with my son who's 3 and has Down Syndrome and seeing where it takes us and adapting as we go.

But I was wondering if anyone has some preschool things or curriculum that they did that went particularly well with their child with disabilities.

Don't come for me for asking for a preschool curriculum. I just like guidance and ideas for a little bit of gentle, intentional time together. I'm not a mom that can or will whip together random things to do each day.

Asking for a friend.....😊

I'm wondering if you have any favorite things you've done on last days of school.

We plan to "finish" this Friday and I'm looking for ideas! My 7 year old has ADHD and he has had an amazing year of so much growth and learning in school so I really want to celebrate!

The AI assistant told me today I'm consistently coming in under my weight loss zone, and said I might lose weight more quickly if I eat a little more protein and whole grains.

Has this been anyone's experience? I would say I'm not going to bed stuffed, but I also don't feel insanely hungry. I could eat a little more, but I'm also trying to eat mindfully and not too much.

Would love to hear your experience on this! I've been on Noom for 2 weeks and have lost 8 lbs. Trying to lose 15-20.