Minute to Minute Readers Helping Readers   Greetings! Last week Minute to Minute received a letter from a new homeschool mom who felt unable to homeschool her kindergarten age daughter while taking care of her ill, elderly mother.   This week, homeschool moms wrote in to encourage Tammy and tell her that she can homeschool. If the Lord has given her a calling, He will help her to do what seems impossible. She's not alone, and she has people and resources that will help her.     We at TOS also wanted to remind Tammy and other homeschool moms of the wonderful resources TOS Magazine has to offer to those homeschooling kindergarteners. Numerous TOS articles covering teaching tips, fun ideas, and helpful resources can be found in the Kindergarten Korner. Also, be sure to order the TOS Spring 2008 Digital Back Issue which features wonderful kindergarten articles and resources.     Something Special       You Can Do It Dear Tammy,   I believe that you can homeschool with an aging parent. It will take a lot of planning, and let me tell you, helping out my father has felt like having two children to look after, again. Is your mother coherent enough to read to your daughter? This may be the time to enlist her help (if able) so that you can do lesson planning. Your mother may interrupt because she desires the attention (just like a child) and giving her something to do may provide that attention. I have found that the best time to get things done was while I was waiting at the doctor's for appointments, and believe me, my father has plenty of appointments. We never went anywhere without our "carschooling bookbag." This may also be the time to check out pre-packaged curriculum programs. My son was always happy to be with me in the kitchen while he did his little workbook pages. This requires some multitasking, but it truly can be done. There are also some computer-based programs that require limited supervision, as well as online programs that you may check out, and these begin as early as kindergarten. I also purchased a plastic bin where I kept a learning center. I switched these out about once a week. One week it was full of "red" things, "blue" things, etc., then we started with letters and sight words. Does your mother take a nap in the afternoon?  Does your preschooler still need one? If you have quiet time in the afternoon, use that time for lesson planning (I know how tempting it is to use this for chore time, but you do need planning time).  Check with your church about adult respite programs. There may be an adult daycare that you can afford for a couple of mornings a week. Home healthcare organizations may also have someone on the staff qualified to "babysit" your mother. Ask around, you may be surprised.  I'll say a prayer for you and your family.   A Homeschool Mom Who's Been There, Kathy Don't Underestimate 5 Minutes Dear Tammy,   We just started first grade with my oldest this month. Though I do not have the challenge of caring for an ill adult in my own home, our past several years have definitely been full of challenges. Several close family members have required extended hospitalizations. We were away from home several times for long periods helping those family members. My husband is also active duty military, and we have dealt with very erratic schedules and extended separations, with a year-long deployment to Iraq coming up this fall and the birth of a baby, who is a very active and interruptive 2 year old this year.   I have a few rather practical questions. Does your mother take naps? Could you work with your daughter during this time? We had a new baby and had to work around naptimes and interruptions quite a bit. We would also play tapes with the alphabet or number song in the car or while preparing meals. I pointed out things in our home: letters on the fridge, numbers on the phone or calendar. Count out x number of eggs for me for this recipe. Something else my son really loved was simple educational computer games. We saved them for special occasions, but once you got him started he could sit and play the games for a while by himself, and he was actually learning all at the same time.   I was really scared when we started kindergarten with my son last year. Two things helped me to overcome my fear. First, I noticed that it didn't take more than a half hour each day for my son to do his "school work". Sometimes it seemed like it only took 10 minutes, then he was off playing again for the rest of the day. What really set the tone for the whole year for us was finding the right approach to teach him reading. He just didn't understand at first. Then we picked up the book Teach Your Child to Read in 100 Easy Lessons. That book just spoke his language. The light bulb went on, and he was off and reading. It really eased all my fears and built up my confidence to realize that it could be done and in such little time.   I guess what I am trying to say overall is, don't overestimate what your daughter "has" to learn this year, and don't underestimate the impact you can have in any given 5 minutes.   A Fellow Homeschool Mom,   Regina Cherish The Moment Dear Tammy,   While I didn't have exclusive care of my father, he did take ill and pass away during my daughter's kindergarten year. I was so thankful that we were homeschooling at the time because I was free to take my kids (my daughter, and also my, then 3 year old, son) to visit him without guilt and without question. I have never regretted the time we spent with my dad during his last days with us. My dad and my daughter had a very special relationship, and it was a blessing when she could be with him. Don't worry about interrupting your kindergarten schooling to take care of grandma. You're teaching your child something much more important than her ABCs and numbers. What's more, she will get her ABCs and numbers one way or another, perhaps just not on your timeline. Here is where teaching at home is so different from teaching in a classroom. You don't need to look like you're in "school" to learn, and you don't need to follow a pre-determined schedule. As a teacher-mom you can incorporate your lessons into everyday life. . .count the steps as you both go up and down, count spoonfuls as you cook, count how many plates you need to set the table for the family; draw numbers and letters in the sand or with the ingredients of your cookies; read aloud at bedtime when dad can help with grandma. Mostly, relax and know that your child will learn what she needs to know, plus she will see your loving care of grandma in action. What classroom school could ever equal that?   Having Homeschooled With An Aging Parent, Wendy  Redeeming The Time Dear Tammy,   I had a similar experience when my daughter was in 3rd-4th grade. My advice is to remember you have many years to teach academics. You may never have another opportunity to care for your mother or to show your daughter God's design of how we take care of the ones who cared for us when we were small. The lessons she learns cannot be found between the pages of a book but through life experience, lessons she may have to return to one day herself. God has called you to this time, and He will not let you down. He will redeem the hours you miss. I KNOW it is easier said than done, but try not to add the stress of feeling like you are letting your daughter's education suffer during this difficult time. She is learning far more than you can imagine. I wish you could speak with my child to hear for yourself what she experienced as we cared for my mother. Make up songs about the alphabet and sing the sounds they make. Count the pills you are giving your mother with your daughter. Although not ideal, there are reading shows on PBS and The Magic School Bus on The Learning Channel. Also ABEKA and Bob Jones offer DVD learning. Little brains are like sponges. You will be surprised what she will absorb. Let her pretend she is a nurse and "write" things down for you. Perhaps dad can take 30 minutes in the evening for reading, or if your mother will sit or lie down long enough, perhaps your daughter could read to her. The elderly often revert and enjoy children's books themselves. I lost almost an entire year of school. My daughter will be in 7th grade this upcoming year and scored in the 99 percentile in all subjects on the standardized test and has no problems with academics. Most importantly, find a time to take care of yourself! Even if it is only for half an hour. Perhaps a sibling or your husband can take over long enough for you to have some alone time to renew your strength. Praying For Your Strength And His Guidance,   Jackie From The Experienced. . . . My main piece of advice is that you don't stress about kindergarten. Five isn't a magic age to teach them stuff, and if you miss it they won't be delayed or deprived. If you must do something, do it in short blocks of time (which is good for that age anyway). I don't have an aging mother in my home, but I do have 8 children, seven of whom are school age. That makes Kindergarten take a back seat to the 10-yr old who is still struggling to read.                                                                                                                       ~Carol   Not sure if this is a possibility, can your mom be included in your kindergarten lessons? Have your mom, read to your daughter or practice doing some basic stuff that your mom CAN do with your daughter. Take pictures of them together too as it will be priceless when she is gone. I say this as I lost my mom on April 7, 2007, and I just loved it when she came to visit. I have only a handful of pictures of them doing things together; my child learning from my mom. Act like you are busy and that you need your mom's help, maybe she is interrupting because she wants to be included in some way, even if it is small. You can have your mom "HELP" with your daughter's learning and then later let your mom know that this is your time to review or to teach some new things. Remember, to do what is best for you and your family. Please be careful not to show your impatience towards your mom, as your daughter will pick up on that.                                                                                                                     ~Valerie   I have been in the same situation (although my dad doesn't wander or get into things).   I would include him in the learning while I was working with my daughter doing kindergarten. A lot of the time, she would answer the questions I was asking him or vice-versa. It was great for us. He has Alzheimer's, and it helped to keep his mind tracking, too. During times when I needed my daughter to focus, I would put my dad to bed for a nap. I hope this helps just a little. I know it's hard, and I commend you for taking caring of your mom. Stay strong.                                                                                                                      ~Candi  I have 4 children that I homeschool, and their ages range from 1 year to 10 years. I believe the challenges you face with Grandma may be similar to those I face with my 1 year old. They are needy in different ways of course, but they can both be a sweet little source of interruption while trying to school your other children. For instance, my baby is constantly asking for things, crying, wanting a snack or a drink, needing entertainment, and wanting to be held. Neither you nor I would want to ignore our precious needy family members, so we have to figure out a way to balance it all! I believe my solution could also work for you. I have learned to engage my baby in learning with my older children. This could be of great help to Grandma! Even if she has lost some of her faculties, you can allow her to exercise her mind (and her fingers) by giving her some manipulatives to work with!  Alphabet puzzles, building blocks, pick-up sticks, color matching, etc can be wonderful for young children and the elderly alike! I have found preschool manipulatives to be a life-saver when it comes to entertaining my children, and it is a much healthier option than plopping them in front of the TV. If Grandma thinks this task is silly, simply let her know that she is helping to teach your little one. I believe she will feel appreciated and important, while she is also being entertained.                                                                                                                       ~Anna   We have three children ages 2, 5, and 8. For the alphabet we have used several things including Leap Frogs Fridge Phonics Magnets, Leap Frog Videos, Dover Publishing ABC coloring books or free printouts from enchantedlearning.com and cartooncritters.com. We also play with ABC stamps and playdough with ABC cookie cutters. You could also bake sugar cookies and cut out ABCs. When traveling in the car we listen to phonics songs and play I Spy alphabet and number games. I also have used and love the free curriculum from Brightly Beaming Resources and Old Fashion Education. You can also find at your library or at the bookstore several books including simple hands-on games for reading and math skills. Don't forget to check The Schoolhouse Store first! All these things take little time and believe me having three kids, I need quick and easy lessons! I could go on and on forever on this subject, but my best advice is to just relax and enjoy this time! You have a lot of schooling years ahead of you and your daughter and whatever she does not learn this year, she'll learn the next. Take care of mom and enjoy her also. Happy homeschooling!                                                                                                                   ~Autumn Homeschooling Resource      The Upper & Lower Case Magnet Sets from Eager Mind are extremely unique. Each set contains the long and short vowel sounds. Each letter/picture combination is fully backed with a 1 mm magnetic layer, and each letter and picture are together on one magnet. Homeschooling Resource   Adventures in Phonics Level A Workbook from Christian Liberty Press begins a formal study of phonics-starting with short vowel sounds and logically progressing through consonants, long vowels, and beyond. It uses drill, repetition, and writing activities to ensure comprehension. It is designed to work with the Kindergarten Phonics Readers, where students are prompted to begin reading once the phonics concepts for a given title have been studied.   Click HERE to view the Christian Liberty Press Adventures in Phonics Workbooks, Teacher's Manuals, and Flashcards for Kindergarten through third grade.   Thank you for writing in and encouraging Tammy as she attempts to homeschool her kindergartener while taking care of her aging mother. Remember, if you have a question you would like to ask the Minute to Minute Readers, please email us. Emailing or otherwise responding to this email constitutes permission for The Old Schoolhouse® Magazine, LLC to publish, post, reprint and distribute part or all of your response in the Minute to Minute E-Newsletter, the print, digital and online versions of The Old Schoolhouse® Magazine, on Company websites and in other Company publications.   Sincerely, Elisabeth Marlowe, Minute to Minute Editor The Old Schoolhouse® Magazine

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