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Disclaimer:  I am not a teacher but merely a full-time working mom.  If you would like to share this page, please credit to this blog.  Thanks! Oops, I forgot a post this Monday.  Here in Malaysia, some of us started going back to office and kids back to school.  I have yet to send my little girl yet as I am still not comfortable with the numbers of Covid cases. Reading Eggs While looking for a good website for academic resources last year, when we were all in locked down and I was feeling exhausted from the so-called online classes done by the kindergarten, I stumbled upon this program called, " Reading Eggs ". This is not a sponsored post and I am not paid by them.   Reading Eggs is an Australian program that focus on reading and Maths.  It is an interactive program that in a website and also an app. What I really love about this program is how my little girl enjoy it so much and has improved immensely from just learning alphabets to reading sto...

Disclaimer:  I am not a teacher but just a full-time working mom.  If you would like to use materials from this blog, please do credit it to the authors and this blog.  Thank you! Jai Shri Mataji! As mentioned in the earlier post, we wanted a homeschool method that is balance.  Not too academic based and must have some fun factor and not forgetting Sahaj knowledge. For Sahaj knowledge, I used this book called, "Sahaj Children's Colouring Book" by Sarita Keetley.  You can download the book here  but with permission I think. This book has beautiful illustrations for kids to do colouring, from chakra to chakra.   Recently, there is a Sahaj brother, Rafael Sol who created this book called, "My Journey With The Chakras"   a book with simple explanation on the chakras.  You can also download this book in the link given. As for videos, you can check out Mother's Love website .  These group of yogis from Borotin school have created this web...

Disclaimer: I am not a teacher but just a full-time working mom.  If you would like to use the materials in this blog, please do credit to the authors and this blog.  Thanks! Jai Shri Mataji! I was looking for a suitable timetable for Miss A to start our homeschooling program and found one online that suits us.  I modified it and here it is: 8.00am - Wake up, brush teeth, meditation (2 mins), breakfast 9.00am - Sun time (cycling, walking in the neighbourhood), bath 10.00am - Sahaj Knowledge 10.15am - English 10.30am - Phonics 10.45am - Maths 11.00am - Science 11.15am - Malay 11.30am - Mandarin 11.45am - Music / Art / Dance 12pm - End Everyday, her actual academic session is between 10am to 12pm and every subject gets 15 minutes only.  You can adjust for longer time and modified according to your child.  As Miss A sometimes wakes up at 9am, we cram everything in 1 hour before we start school proper.  If she wakes up earlier, then we will do things leisurely....