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10 Things I Learned Last Week(s), Vol 156

April 6, 2015 by Amy, Using Our Words 2 Comments

My mind wasn’t the only thing I lost recently, but it was certainly on the list. At least I think it was. If only I could find the darn thing…

Filed Under: Everyday Lessons, featured Tagged With: 3rd grade, Easter, Easter Bunny, Frozen, frustration, holiday, humor, kindergarten, lessons, lost, preschooler, tooth fairy

How 3rd Grade Back-to-School Night Reminded Me What I Have to Learn

September 9, 2014 by Amy, Using Our Words Leave a Comment

When I started 3rd grade, I’m pretty sure the only requirement my teacher had for parents was to ensure that their smock-dressed students had enough chalk to do their daily lessons. Ok, maybe it was #2 lead. But still, things were so very different back in the olden days.

Filed Under: Common Sense Media, featured, Mom Musings, Tips & Ideas Tagged With: 3rd grade, back to school, Common Sense Media, education, online safety, technology, tips

A Mom’s Day in Tweets, #motherhoodunfiltered

August 27, 2014 by Amy, Using Our Words 5 Comments

I mean, it’s not like I’m a social media addict. But if I were, and I live tweeted my day, it might look a little something like this. Yes, my friends, this is my version of #motherhoodunfiltered.   You. Guys. It’s *way* too early. Go back 2 bed. #itsstilldarkoutside Great, now u woke ur sister […]

Filed Under: featured, Mom Musings Tagged With: #MotherhoodUnfiltered, 3rd grade, kindergarten, motherhood, preschool, reality, Twitter

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