Get your kids into regular activities in your community, such as hockey, tennis, any kind of team sports. They will have all the socialization they need. Chances are there are also homeschool kids on the teams as well to get to know.
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Get your kids into regular activities in your community, such as hockey, tennis, any kind of team sports. They will have all the socialization they need. Chances are there are also homeschool kids on the teams as well to get to know.
That's a separate thing for us. Sport is organized. Children need disorganized play time where they can do whatever they want. They learn negotiation, team-building, etc. from free play where they invent games and play them with other kids.
That's a separate thing for us. Sport is organized. Children need disorganized play time where they can do whatever they want. They learn negotiation, team-building, etc. from free play where they invent games and play them with other kids.
Ya don't say. Thanks for stating the obvious.
Ya don't say.
Thanks for stating the obvious.
If it's so obvious, why did you say organized activities like team sports are all the socialization they need?
If it's so obvious, why did you say organized activities like team sports are all the socialization they need?
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