I just created a 11-minute video breaking them down in a simple, real-life way—because this is one of those things that comes up ALL the time. 👉 https://youtu.be/6q6Ijk4FCng Inside I cover:✔ what they actually measure✔ how to use them✔ what they DON’T tell you Do you rely on Lexile levels, or do you use other ways to level reading?

I just created a 10-minute video breaking them down in a simple, real-life way—because this is one of those things that comes up ALL the time. 👉 https://youtu.be/6q6Ijk4FCng Inside I cover:✔ what they actually measure✔ how to use them✔ what they DON’T tell you Do you rely on Lexile levels, or do you use other ways to level reading?

How do you talk to kids about feelings? Do you:✔ name them✔ talk through them✔ try to “fix” them✔ or something else? Tomorrow I’m going live with an author who focuses on something I think is SO important: 👉 There are no “bad” feelings. Just ones we don’t always understand yet. As teachers, homeschool parents, and caregivers, we have such a powerful role in helping kids:💛 understand what they’re feeling💛 express it safely💛 and learn how to move through it I’d love to hear from you… 👉 What’s one feeling kids struggle with the most in your experience? Let’s talk 👇

Quick note—I removed a spam account from the group this week. I take keeping this space safe and valuable for everyone very seriously. This community is all about support, collaboration, and meaningful contributions. Thank you for being part of what makes this group so special ✨

I’ll be chatting with children’s author Jeanette Gil about her book Aloe Vera’s Special Gift and how storytelling can help kids build confidence and self-worth 💛 🗓 Saturday at 10:30 AM (EST)👉 https://youtube.com/live/LqKGcjgYVl0 Come join us live — it’s always more fun when we have people in the chat! 😊