This is Focus and Discovery (FAD), a blog and forum for parents of young children.
FAD is a specific time we set within our own homes, to teach literacy and a love of learning to the next generation. FAD is a way to help our children discover themselves and the world around them, in a safe, hands-on environment. FAD is parents encouraging other parents to keep up the good work. FAD is a place for all of us to learn from each other's experiences, and to laugh, worry, love, and cry together.
Welcome, dear friends, to Focus and Discovery!
On this blog, we encourage everyone to post as often and as frequently as you like. Please keep your posts and comments clean, even if they are expressing frustrations. Here is where we can share our ideas on teaching young children the basic concepts of literacy and organized lessons. We can put up pictures of our children's projects and their successes. We can ask questions and get advice if we need it. Tell us what you're doing, and how it is going.
As a mother, I have often wished my children came with an instruction manual. Perhaps we can use this blog to share our experiences, in the hopes that all will be mutually benefited.
We invite all who are interested to join in the forum. Thank you, and welcome again.
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FAD mission statement
Welcome to Focus And Discovery (FAD), a forum and tool for parents of young children. The purpose of FAD is to spend specific, set aside time with our children helping them to learn basic concepts and start the first steps toward literacy. We want our children to love learning, and we want to be involved in their schooling.
Please keep all your posts and comments clean and centered on the purpose of FAD. This is a learning and sharing blog, for the mutual benefit of all. Ideas for potential posts: lesson or activity ideas, recent kid's projects or success stories, questions, goals, frustrations, dreams, etc.
Please keep all your posts and comments clean and centered on the purpose of FAD. This is a learning and sharing blog, for the mutual benefit of all. Ideas for potential posts: lesson or activity ideas, recent kid's projects or success stories, questions, goals, frustrations, dreams, etc.
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