Annette @ A Net in Time — But I Can’t Sit Still Today!
So how do I teach him on the days that he just can’t sit still? Sometimes I get creative… sometimes I get stubborn… sometimes it just doesn’t work… but what tends to help is the following . . .
Heather @ Only Passionate Curiosity — How to Homeschool Wiggly Kids and Not Lose Your Mind
My kids are about as wiggly and wild as they get. I could spend my day pounding my head against the table in defeat, but instead we’ve decided to harness the power of the wiggles for good!
Brandy @ Kingdom Academy Homeschool — My Wiggly Boys
My boys are, well, all boy in the sense that they are always moving-fidgeting-fiddling around kinds of kids. They can’t be still, they always have something to say (and more often than not, it is off topic) and they seem to be in a constant state of movement.
Meg @ Adventures with Jude — The Jabberwock Named ADHD – and 11 Ways to Tame Him
Know what ADHD reminds me of? Lewis Carroll’s Jabberwock. Here are 11 activities we keep in our “vorpal arsenal.”
Sarah @ Delivering Grace — Teaching Very Active Little Children
These busy little people are lovely and lovable but tiring.
Laura @ Loving and Learning on the High Plains — Homeschooling with Ants in Their Pants
I recently wrote a post about School Outside the Lines, and I really heard about it from moms I know. Our wiggly and chatty kids challenge us to keep the school train on the tracks.
Rebekah @ There Will Be a $5 Charge for Whining — The Wiggles (do you have one? )
I’ve got a Wiggler! Some days he wiggles more than others. Can any learning get done when the wiggling is out of control?
I have learned that being playful and active with them really helps. My youngest son is anything but still when he learns. So, I have to just join in on his ‘fun’ that he’s having in his head.