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  • How Homeschooling Fuels Creativity and Confidence in Kids: A Chat with My 10-Year-Old Daughter Ep. 66

    How Homeschooling Fuels Creativity and Confidence in Kids: A Chat with My 10-Year-Old Daughter Ep. 66

    · Home Education with Ease

    In this heartwarming episode of Home Education with Ease, host Christine Furman welcomes a very special guest—her daughter, Ella Furman! Ella, who just turned 10, shares her experiences, insights, and thoughts on being a homeschool student. She shares why she loves homeschool, the flexibility of their learning schedule, the skills she has developed along the way and her entrepreneurial aspirations. Christine and Ella discuss their favorite learning activities, the freedom of homeschooling, and how their educational journey has fostered creativity, independence, and a love for learning.

    The conversation highlights the benefits of homeschooling, including personalized learning and the ability to explore interests deeply. They also touch on the importance of encouragement and support in education, as well as future goals for their educational endeavors.

    Takeaways: 

    Flexibility is a major benefit of homeschooling. Students can take breaks when needed, move at their own pace, and even incorporate travel and life experiences into their education.Multi-sensory learning is powerful. Ella shares how using a mix of visual, auditory, and hands-on learning makes lessons more effective and enjoyable.Homeschooling fosters entrepreneurship and independence. Ella’s love for business and creativity has flourished through homeschooling, allowing her to start her own pet-related business.Life skills are embedded in the homeschool experience. From cooking and sewing to problem-solving and time management, real-life skills are an essential part of learning.A homeschool environment allows for individualized learning. Each child’s strengths and challenges can be addressed in a way that makes sense to them.Socialization happens everywhere. Whether at the grocery store, at a park, or with family, homeschooled children have meaningful interactions that contribute to their development.Every moment is a learning opportunity. From field trips to everyday tasks, education isn’t confined to books and classrooms—it’s a way of life.

    Quotes: 

    “I just like everything about homeschooling!” – Ella Furman“We get to take breaks when we need them and spend extra time on lessons if we want.” – Ella Furman“Kids in traditional school might be missing out on the experiences we have every day.” – Ella Furman“I love that I get to learn through different ways—videos, games, writing things down, and hands-on activities.” – Ella Furman“One of my favorite things is the flexibility to do things other kids might not be able to—like having a birthday party in the middle of the day!” – Ella Furman“I want EduPlay Learning to be worldwide so that every kid can have a great education.” – Ella Furman“My goal is to set you up for success, no matter what you choose to do.” – Christine Furman

    Resources & Links:

    EduPlay Learning Spring Activity Kit – Packed with science experiments, reading activities, crafts, math challenges, and more! Get it here: https://eduplaylearning.com/product-details/product/springactivitykit Spring Adventure Journal (FREE Bonus!) – A printable journal for nature observations and scavenger hunts (included with the Spring Activity Kit purchase)Home Education with Ease Facebook Group – Join us for more homeschooling tips and inspiration:
  • Springtime Fun: Nature-Based Activities for Young Explorers Ep. 65

    Springtime Fun: Nature-Based Activities for Young Explorers Ep. 65

    · Home Education with Ease

    Join Christine Furman on the latest episode of Home Education With Ease as she explores hands-on springtime activities to engage young learners outdoors. Christine shares creative ways to teach science, math, reading, and sensory skills through gardening, weather observation, and insect study. Discover the benefits of nature journaling and storytelling while embracing seasonal changes. Christine also introduces the EduPlay Learning Spring Activity Kit, perfect for busy parents seeking effortless, engaging learning experiences for their children. Stay tuned for a special bonus: a printable Spring Adventure Journal to help kids document their nature discoveries! Tune in to ignite curiosity and foster a love for spring learning adventures.

    Takeaways: 

    Gardening is a great way to teach kids science and math – from planting seeds to measuring growth.Weather tracking helps kids understand their environment – use a rain gauge or track storms to make learning hands-on.Bug and insect observations can be fun and educational – kids love learning about butterflies, bees, and other creatures.Nature journaling enhances literacy skills – encourage kids to draw, write, and describe their outdoor experiences.Spring is the perfect time for outdoor math – counting flowers, identifying shapes, and measuring perimeter in gardening.Creative writing can be inspired by nature – haikus, storytelling, and poetry are more meaningful when kids observe the world around them.The EduPlay Learning Spring Activity Kit makes learning easy – pre-planned activities allow families to enjoy learning without the stress of preparation.

    Quotes: 

    “It's all about making this learning exciting for our kids and effortless for you.”“Go outside and explore and play and allow them to just be creative with it. Allow them to gather different materials and things from outside and just create.”“Going outside and writing or just sitting there with your eyes closed and listening and observing all that's around you and then writing about it.”“Make it hands-on and make it something that they remember.”“Giving them that sense of accomplishment
 I planted that in the dirt and I watered it and I put it in the sun and I watched it grow.”

    Resources & Links:

    EduPlay Learning Spring Activity Kit – Packed with science experiments, reading activities, crafts, math challenges, and more! Get it here: http://www.eduplaylearning.comSpring Adventure Journal (FREE Bonus!) – A printable journal for nature observations and scavenger hunts (included with the Spring Activity Kit purchase)Home Education with Ease Facebook Group – Join us for more homeschooling tips and inspiration: Home Education with Ease Facebook GroupContact Christine - Ready to take the next step and discuss an individualized learning plan for your child? EduPlay Learning Experience Form Learn with Ms. Christine - Check out the EduPlay Learning YouTube Channel for engaging videos with Ms. Christine:

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  • Confident Learners Start with the Basics: How to Set Your Child Up for Success Ep. 64

    Confident Learners Start with the Basics: How to Set Your Child Up for Success Ep. 64

    · Home Education with Ease

    In this episode, Christine Furman explores the importance of teaching foundational learning skills first before advancing to more complex concepts. She reflects on conversations with parents and clients that reaffirm her belief that a strong foundation in early learning leads to greater confidence, comprehension, and success.

    Christine shares practical strategies, real-life success stories, and insights from her Reading FUNdamentals Program to help parents foster a love for learning in their children. She also discusses the pitfalls of rushing learning, the importance of natural skill development, and how play-based learning creates a stress-free, effective approach.

    Takeaways: 

    Fundamental skills build confidence: Mastering phonemic awareness, number sense, fine motor skills, and early comprehension creates a strong learning foundation.Rushing learning can backfire: Kids who are pushed too fast may memorize without truly understanding, leading to struggles down the line.Play-based learning is powerful: Hands-on, multi-sensory activities engage children in a way that feels natural and enjoyable.Confidence leads to curiosity: When kids feel capable, they are more willing to take on new challenges and explore learning independently.A safe learning environment fosters growth: Kids need the freedom to make mistakes, ask questions, and learn at their own pace without fear of failure.

    Quotes: 

    "Our kids are learning every single day, even when we don’t realize it—through play, through conversation, and through real-life experiences.""Memorization without comprehension doesn’t lead to lifelong learning—understanding the ‘why’ behind concepts is key.""Confidence in learning comes from mastery, not from rushing ahead to the next level.""When we create a safe space for learning, our kids feel empowered to make mistakes, ask questions, and try again.""Education is about more than just academics—it’s about raising problem-solvers and critical thinkers who can navigate life’s challenges."

    Resources & Links:

    EduPlay Learning Reading Programs – Learn Your Letters, Reading Fundamentals, and more email me at [email protected] for more infoEduPlay Learning Contact Info: DM Christine on social media or fill out the EduPlay Learning Experience Form to discuss personalized reading support for your child.Join the Home Education with Ease Facebook Group to share your child's favorite books and reading traditionsSubscribe to the EduPlay Learning YouTube Channel: EduPlay Learning - Activities for KidsVisit www.eduplaylearning.com to explore our programs and subscription kits.Connect on IG:@mschristine.furman@eduplaylearning 

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  • Reading FUNdamentals: Helping Struggling Readers Build Confidence Ep. 63

    Reading FUNdamentals: Helping Struggling Readers Build Confidence Ep. 63

    · Home Education with Ease

    In this episode of Home Education with Ease, Christine Furman dives into two of the most common questions she receives from parents: "What if my child doesn’t like to read?" and "What if my child struggles to read?" Christine shares her unique approach to reading instruction, emphasizing the importance of confidence-building, phonics, sight words, and incorporating play into learning. She also discusses how the current education system often pressures children to read too early and provides practical strategies to make reading fun and engaging. Tune in to hear her insights, personal experiences, and the inspiration behind her individualized reading program that helps children develop strong literacy skills in a way that suits their learning style.

    Takeaways: 

    Confidence is Key: Many children struggle with reading not just because of difficulty with words, but because they lack confidence. Encouraging and supporting them is crucial.Play-Based Learning Works: Learning through play, especially for younger children, fosters natural reading development without unnecessary pressure.Reading Exposure Matters: Surround your child with books, from storybooks to magazines and road signs. The more they engage with text, the more comfortable they become.Phonics + Sight Words: A balanced approach using both phonics and sight words is the most effective method for teaching reading.Graphic Novels Are Valuable: Books like Dog Man and Captain Underpants can help struggling readers develop fluency and comprehension.Audiobooks Are a Great Alternative: If sitting and reading is a challenge, listening to audiobooks can still build literacy skills.Let Kids Choose Their Books: Giving children the autonomy to pick their own reading materials makes reading more engaging and enjoyable.

    Quotes: 

    "Forcing kids to read before they’re ready can be stressful for both parents and children. Let’s make reading enjoyable!""Incorporate reading into play—children learn best when they’re engaged and having fun.""A child’s reading confidence is just as important as their reading ability. Confidence can change everything.""If your child is choosing books—whether it’s a graphic novel or a magazine—lean into their interests to build a love for reading.""We need a balance of phonics and sight words, not one over the other. A strong foundation in both is essential."

    Resources & Links:

    EduPlay Learning Reading Programs – Learn Your Letters, Reading Fundamentals, and more email me at [email protected] for more infoEduPlay Learning Contact Info: DM Christine on social media or fill out the EduPlay Learning Experience Form to discuss personalized reading support for your child.Join the Home Education with Ease Facebook Group to share your child's favorite books and reading traditionsSubscribe to the EduPlay Learning YouTube Channel: EduPlay Learning - Activities for KidsVisit www.eduplaylearning.com to explore our programs and subscription kits.Connect on...
  • Celebrating Dr. Seuss Day: Boosting Literacy at Home and Making Reading Fun for Kids Ep. 62

    Celebrating Dr. Seuss Day: Boosting Literacy at Home and Making Reading Fun for Kids Ep. 62

    · Home Education with Ease

    In this special Dr. Seuss Day episode of Home Education with Ease, host Christine Furman celebrates the magic of reading and its impact on children’s literacy development. She explores the importance of reading with kids, fun and engaging ways to make reading a habit, and shares interactive Dr. Seuss-inspired activities. From bedtime stories to road trip storytelling, Christine offers practical tips for incorporating reading into daily routines. She emphasizes how reading boosts literacy skills, fosters emotional connections, and enhances imagination. The episode includes practical tips for making reading fun and engaging, as well as themed activities related to Dr. Seuss. Christine encourages parents to establish a daily reading habit and lead by example to instill a love for reading in their children.

    Takeaways: 

    Reading Boosts Literacy Skills – Regular reading strengthens vocabulary, comprehension, and language development. Ask kids questions about the story to deepen understanding.Make Reading a Fun Adventure – Use different voices, act out scenes, and encourage storytelling to engage children in books.Create a Reading Routine – Set a daily reading goal, whether it's bedtime stories, reading during errands, or snuggling up on the couch with a book.Encourage a Love for Learning – Inspire kids to read for enjoyment by providing interesting books and leading by example.Reading Strengthens Bonds – Sharing books builds emotional connections and quality family time.Dr. Seuss-Inspired Activities – Engage kids with themed snacks, crafts, and rhyming games to celebrate Dr. Seuss Day and Read Across America.Reading Confidence Matters – Encouraging discussion, asking questions, and incorporating literacy skills naturally into daily life helps build a child's reading confidence.

    Quotes: 

    "Reading is more than just an educational activity – it’s a bonding experience that sparks imagination and sets kids up for lifelong success.""Dr. Seuss made reading fun, silly, and adventurous – and we can do the same with our kids!""A simple 10-15 minutes of reading a day can make a world of difference in your child's literacy skills and confidence.""When we ask kids questions while reading, we're teaching them valuable reading strategies without them even realizing it!""The more you read, the more things you will know. The more that you learn, the more places you’ll go." – Dr. Seuss

    Resources & Links:

    EduPlay Learning Dr. Seuss Collection – Fun activities, crafts, and literacy tools EduPlay Learning Reading Programs – Learn Your Letters, Reading Fundamentals, and more email me at [email protected] for more infoJoin the Home Education with Ease Facebook Group to share your child's favorite books and reading traditionsSubscribe to the EduPlay Learning YouTube Channel: EduPlay Learning - Activities for KidsVisit www.eduplaylearning.com to explore our programs and subscription kits.Connect on IG:@mschristine.furman
  • Breaking Money Myths: A Balanced Approach to Family Finances with Guest Marta Sauret Greca Ep. 61

    Breaking Money Myths: A Balanced Approach to Family Finances with Guest Marta Sauret Greca Ep. 61

    · Home Education with Ease

    In this episode of Home Education with Ease, host Christine Furman welcomes Marta Sauret Greca, the Money Flow Strategist, to dive deep into financial mindset and family money management. Building on last episode's discussion about teaching kids financial literacy, this conversation tackles the emotional and energetic aspects of money. Marta shares personal lessons, debunks common money myths, and offers practical strategies for creating a balanced financial approach within families.

    Takeaways: 

    Reframing Money Mindset: The way we talk about money influences our children’s beliefs—avoid phrases like "money doesn’t grow on trees" and instead empower them to understand financial flow.Finding the Balance: Avoid the extremes of financial scarcity or overindulgence; instead, teach children a balanced approach to money.Understanding Financial Cycles: Money ebbs and flows—having savings and financial strategies in place helps create stability.Relationship with Money: Treat money like a relationship—respect it, understand where it’s going, and nurture it like a valued partner.Scheduling Family Finance Meetings: Sit down regularly with your spouse or alone to review your finances, check investments, and set goals.Teaching Kids Smart Money Habits: Encourage saving from an early age with practices like putting a portion of earnings into a savings account or investing in a Roth IRA.Visualizing Financial Success: Use journaling and visualization techniques to cultivate a positive money mindset and attract financial abundance.Eliminating Financial Shame: Debt is not inherently bad—acknowledge past decisions and shift focus to solutions rather than guilt.Look for Hidden Money: Unclaimed money might be sitting in state databases—search for it and put it to good use.Join the Free Money Challenge: A fun and interactive way to change your money mindset and find unexpected financial abundance.

    Quotes: 

    "Your kids are God’s children too—He will provide for them beyond what you can do alone." - Marta"Respect money like a relationship—when you pay attention to it and nurture it, it works for you instead of against you." - Marta"Shift your focus from financial shame to financial empowerment. Every step forward counts!" - Marta"Your brain doesn’t know the difference between reality and visualization—use it to your advantage when setting financial goals." - Marta"Stop ignoring your finances—set a date with yourself, your partner, or a financial expert and start looking at the numbers." - Marta

    Resources:

    In this episode:

    Join Marta’s Free Money Challenge: https://www.facebook.com/groups/femalemillionaires Connect with Marta: https://www.instagram.com/themoneyflowstrategist 

    Episode  60 - Raising Money-Smart Kids: Fun & Practical Budgeting Lessons

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  • Raising Money-Smart Kids: Fun & Practical Budgeting Lessons Ep. 60

    Raising Money-Smart Kids: Fun & Practical Budgeting Lessons Ep. 60

    · Home Education with Ease

    In this special President’s Day episode of Home Education with Ease, host Christine Furman dives into the importance of teaching financial literacy to kids from a young age. Most of us didn’t receive a strong financial education growing up—so how can we change that for the next generation?

    Christine shares fun, hands-on ways to introduce kids to money management, including sorting games, a pretend store, and the three-jar system for saving, spending, and giving. She also discusses family budgeting strategies that make home education more financially sustainable and how to incorporate financial lessons into everyday life.

    She emphasizes the power of positive money talk, shifting from “we can’t afford it” to “how can we earn enough to buy it?”—helping kids develop a healthy, abundant mindset around money. Plus, she gives practical tips for involving kids in family finance meetings, planning budgets, and setting financial goals.

    Takeaways: 

    Why starting financial education early is crucialSimple activities to help kids understand the value of moneyThe power of hands-on learning: sorting coins, running a store, and budgeting tripsHow to shift family conversations about money from scarcity to abundanceBudgeting tips to make homeschooling financially sustainable

    Quotes: 

    “Financial literacy is a life skill. The earlier we start, the stronger the foundation.”“Money isn’t a negative thing—it’s a tool, and we can teach our kids how to use it wisely.”“Instead of saying ‘we can’t afford it,’ say ‘how can we earn enough to buy it?’”“Everyday moments—like grocery shopping—can become powerful money lessons.”“We want our kids to associate money with abundance, gratitude, and responsibility.”“Learning about money should be hands-on and fun. Sorting coins, running a pretend store, and budgeting for real-world purchases all build financial confidence.”“Teaching kids to save, spend, and give from an early age sets them up for long-term financial success.”

    Resources:

    In this episode: Episode 8: Ways to Teach Your Kids About Money with Teaching Moments 

    Join the Private Facebook Group: EduPlay Learning - Home Education with EaseFree Home Education Vision Plan: https://christinefurman.com/  Home Education with Ease Membership: email me at [email protected] for more infoSubscribe to the EduPlay Learning YouTube Channel: EduPlay Learning - Activities for KidsVisit www.eduplaylearning.com to explore our programs and subscription kits.Connect on IG:@mschristine.furman@eduplaylearning 

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  • 10 Ways to Engage Your Young Learner with Hands-On Activities Ep. 59

    10 Ways to Engage Your Young Learner with Hands-On Activities Ep. 59

    · Home Education with Ease

    Christine explores a variety of hands-on activities that stimulate multiple senses and build foundational skills in young children. From sensory bins to math with snacks, she covers a range of interactive activities that promote both fine and gross motor skills, math, literacy, and creativity. She encourages parents to incorporate fun, interactive learning into their daily routines, fostering a love for learning in their children. For additional ideas, resources, and support in making hands-on learning a part of their home education routine, join the EduPlay Learning Community.

    Takeaways: 

    Sensory Bins: Simple and engaging activities like hiding cars, letters, or numbers in rice, beans, or colored materials can be used to teach a variety of concepts like letter recognition, counting, and problem-solving.Count and Move: Incorporating physical activity into learning can help children practice math and gross motor skills, such as jumping and arm circles.Math with Snacks: Use everyday snacks, like marshmallows or trail mix, to practice counting, patterns, addition, subtraction, and even multiplication.Color Hunt: A fun way to reinforce color recognition while teaching organization and responsibility (cleaning up afterward).Alphabet Games: Playing with letter cards, magnets, or even simple crafts helps children build literacy skills and letter recognition.Art and Fine Motor Skills: Drawing, ripping paper, and using stickers help strengthen fine motor skills while allowing creativity to flourish.Building with Blocks and Magnatiles: These activities promote spatial awareness, creativity, and early math skills such as measurement and comparison.Music and Storytelling: Encourage listening, rhythm, and imagination through simple songs, dances, and storytelling with toys or pictures.

    Quotes: 

    "Learning doesn't have to be complicated to be impactful. With a little creativity, you can make education fun, engaging, and meaningful for your child.""These hands-on activities are not only fun, but they keep kids motivated and excited about learning without even realizing it!""Give yourself grace. You are doing an amazing job, and every moment is an opportunity for learning."

    Resources:

    In this episode: 5 Ways to Practice Math with Marshmallows 

    Join the Private Facebook Group: EduPlay Learning - Home Education with EaseFree Home Education Vision Plan: Home Education with Ease Membership: email me at [email protected] for more infoSubscribe to the EduPlay Learning YouTube Channel: EduPlay Learning - Activities for KidsVisit www.eduplaylearning.com to explore our programs and subscription kits.Connect on IG:@mschristine.furman@eduplaylearning 

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  • Be a Salmon: Embracing Freedom & Flexibility in Home Education Ep. 58

    Be a Salmon: Embracing Freedom & Flexibility in Home Education Ep. 58

    · Home Education with Ease

    In this episode of Home Education with Ease, host Christine Furman dives deep into the concept of freedom and flexibility within home education. She candidly shares how redefining “wealth” (think lunch with your kids daily versus yachts and private jets) and embracing a more open-minded approach can revolutionize the way we teach—and learn from—our children. From encouraging creativity and downtime to drawing inspiration from historical figures who thrived outside the traditional school model, Christine reminds listeners that education isn’t just about memorizing facts but fostering lifelong curiosity. If you’ve ever felt like a “salmon swimming upstream” with unconventional ideas, this episode will inspire you to celebrate those differences. Christine also offers practical examples, from turning everyday moments into math lessons to leveraging chapter books for deeper discussions, all while highlighting the importance of rest, flexibility, and being present for your children. Tune in to hear how you can simplify your day, spark joy in learning, and confidently chart your own course in home education.

    Takeaways: 

    Embrace your unique ideas and thoughts.Real wealth is about time spent with family.Flexibility in education allows for personalized learning.Learning can happen anywhere, not just in a classroom.Encourage children to explore their interests.Downtime is essential for creativity and learning.Incorporate fun and movement into learning activities.Education should be about thinking, not just memorizing facts.You have the freedom to create your own educational rules.Support and community are vital in the home education journey.

    Quotes: 

    “Sometimes the best thing you can do is take a nap or do a puzzle—then come back refreshed for learning.” – Christine“If you feel like your ideas go against the grain, embrace them. That is a gift.” – Christine“Learning can happen anywhere, anytime. It doesn’t have to fit a rigid schedule.” – Christine“We don’t need a million resources to practice math or reading—everyday life is our classroom.” – Christine“Be a salmon and swim upstream. Doing what works best for your family is true freedom.” – Christine“Education is not about memorizing facts—it’s about training our minds to think.” – Albert Einstein 

    Resources:

    Join the Private Facebook Group: EduPlay Learning - Home Education with EaseFree Home Education Vision Plan: [Insert Link]Home Education with Ease Membership: email me at [email protected] for more infoSubscribe to the EduPlay Learning YouTube Channel: EduPlay Learning - Activities for KidsVisit www.eduplaylearning.com to explore our programs and subscription kits.Connect on IG:@mschristine.furman

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  • The Art of Planning: How to Achieve Your Goals with Sarah Light from Sol Planners Ep. 57

    The Art of Planning: How to Achieve Your Goals with Sarah Light from Sol Planners Ep. 57

    · Home Education with Ease

    In this episode of Home Education with Ease, host Christine Furman welcomes Sarah Light, a homeschool mom and creator of Soul Planners. They discuss the challenges and joys of homeschooling, the importance of effective planning, and how to set and achieve goals. Sarah shares her insights on the power of paper planning, the significance of breaking down goals into actionable steps, and the benefits of batching tasks for efficiency.

    The conversation also touches on the importance of understanding one's personal cycle and how it can impact productivity. Listeners are encouraged to embrace their unique seasons and find strategies that work for their families.

    Takeaways: 

    Homeschooling requires effective planning and organization.Writing down goals significantly increases the likelihood of achieving them.Breaking down goals into smaller steps helps manage time and energy better.Brain dumping can clear mental clutter and prioritize tasks effectively.Batching similar tasks can enhance productivity and focus.Understanding your personal cycle can help optimize productivity.Flexibility is key in adapting to changing seasons in life and work.Using a planner can help visualize and track progress towards goals.Involving children in planning can teach them valuable life skills.Community support among homeschoolers can provide encouragement and inspiration.

    Quotes: 

    "Your calendar is not your planner. Use your planner to plan your life and your calendar to track your commitments." – Sarah Light"Writing down your goals and breaking them into actionable steps makes all the difference in achieving them." – Sarah Light"We are finite people with limited time and energy—choosing where to focus is empowering." – Sarah Light"Brain-dumping and prioritizing your tasks helps clear your mind and allows you to focus on what matters most." – Sarah Light"Batching tasks isn't just efficient; it helps you preserve your creative energy and stay present in your work." – Sarah Light

    Resources:

    Thanks for listening! Join us for an exclusive interview with Sara Light, homeschool mom and creator of Sol Planner. If you are interested in checking out the Sol Planners or the Goal Setting Guide you can do so here

    Be sure to subscribe and keep tuning in for future episodes filled with actionable insights and inspiring stories that support your family's educational journey.

    Let’s get connected! 

    Connect with Sarah and the Sol Planner on Facebook and Instagram 

    Connect with Christine in the Home Education with Ease Facebook Group to access valuable resources, and connect with moms from all over the world. 

    Visit the Eduplay Learning YouTube Channel to access engaging and entertaining educational videos. 

    Visit www.eduplaylearning.com to explore our programs and subscription kits.

    Grab your freebie, Home Education with Ease, packed with resources to help you get started or take the next steps in your journey. 

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  • The Power of Learning Styles: Meeting Your Child Where They Are Ep. 56

    The Power of Learning Styles: Meeting Your Child Where They Are Ep. 56

    · Home Education with Ease

    In this episode, Christine Furman discusses the importance of understanding children's unique learning styles to enhance their educational experience. She explores various learning styles, including visual, auditory, kinesthetic, and reading/writing learners, and provides strategies for identifying these styles through observation and engagement. The conversation emphasizes the need for tailored teaching methods that support children's challenges while building their confidence as lifelong learners. Christine also shares practical tips for parents to adapt their teaching approaches and create a positive learning environment.

    Takeaways: 

    Every child learns differently, and understanding their learning style is crucial.Learning styles include visual, auditory, kinesthetic, and reading/writing.Observation is key to identifying a child's learning style.Incorporating music can enhance memory and learning.Hands-on activities benefit kinesthetic learners significantly.Visual learners thrive on charts, videos, and color-coded materials.Auditory learners benefit from discussions, audiobooks, and songs.Breaking tasks into smaller steps builds confidence in struggling learners.Celebrating small wins encourages a positive learning experience.Flexibility in education allows for personalized learning paths. 

    Quotes: 

    "Every child learns differently.""Music is a positive therapy to help improve memory.""Celebrate each step of the way as a win.""Mistakes are a part of learning.""Encouraging a growth mindset is essential.""We can adapt to meet their needs.""How do they learn best?"

    Thanks for listening! Join us for an enriching glimpse into family-focused education strategies with Christine Furman. Be sure to subscribe and keep tuning in for future episodes filled with actionable insights and inspiring stories that support your family's educational journey.

    Let’s get connected! 

    Connect with Christine in the Home Education with Ease Facebook Group to access valuable resources, and connect with moms from all over the world. 

    Visit the Eduplay Learning YouTube Channel to access engaging and entertaining educational videos. 

    Visit www.eduplaylearning.com to explore our programs and subscription kits.

    Grab your freebie, Home Education with Ease, packed with resources to help you get started or take the next steps in your journey. 

    Connect on IG:

    @mschristine.furman

    @eduplaylearning 

    Links: 

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  • Creating an Education Environment that Sparks Joy and Learning Ep.55

    Creating an Education Environment that Sparks Joy and Learning Ep.55

    · Home Education with Ease

    In the pursuit of effective home education, the creation of a conducive learning environment and a flexible schedule is fundamental. Christine Furman explores how families can tailor their educational spaces to foster creativity and engagement. She emphasizes that a dedicated learning area doesn’t need to mimic a traditional classroom; instead, it can be a simple, organized space that reflects the family's unique needs. Christine shares practical tips on arranging materials, leveraging storage solutions, and understanding children's diverse learning styles. For instance, she highlights the importance of recognizing that some children may concentrate better while standing or moving about rather than sitting still, thus encouraging parents to observe and adapt to their children's preferences.

    The discussion also extends to the significance of establishing a schedule that works for the family. Christine introduces the idea of block scheduling, which allows families to group similar subjects or activities together, creating a rhythm that can lead to more effective learning. She suggests that educational activities can seamlessly blend into everyday life, whether during a trip to the grocery store or a walk in the park, promoting an organic learning experience. Christine advocates for open communication within families, where children are included in discussions about their learning goals and routines. This collaborative approach not only empowers children but also reinforces the idea that education is a shared journey, ultimately cultivating a love for lifelong learning.

    Takeaways: 

    Creating a designated learning space at home helps reduce stress and increase focus for both parents and children.Understanding your child's learning style is crucial for designing an effective educational environment that meets their needs.Flexibility is key in home education; schedules should adapt to fit your family's rhythm and energy levels.Remember that learning can occur anywhere, including during activities like walks or errands, not just at a desk.Incorporating educational materials into everyday spaces helps stimulate learning naturally throughout the day.Setting clear expectations and routines promotes a sense of security and structure in home education.

    Quotes: 

     â€œWhen we come to the table with a plan, it's definitely allowing us to come to the table in a more peaceful way.""We have the power and the technology to literally educate our kids about anything at any time.""It is hard, it is challenging, but if you do need support, please reach out.""Creating a schedule that works best for your family and balancing it all with structure and flexibility is key.""This is your journey. This is your kids' journey. What do you want this to look like?"

    Resources:

    Home Education with Ease

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    Let’s get connected! 

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  • Setting You Up for Success in 2025 Ep. 54

    Setting You Up for Success in 2025 Ep. 54

    · Home Education with Ease

    In this episode, Christine Furman discusses how to set up for success in 2025 by reflecting on the past year, creating a vision for the future, and establishing actionable goals. She emphasizes the importance of family involvement in goal-setting and the need for flexibility and structure in home education. Christine encourages listeners to view mistakes as learning opportunities and to focus on small, consistent steps to achieve their goals. 

    Takeaways: 

    Success isn't about doing more; it's about doing what matters most.Reflection on past accomplishments and challenges is crucial for clarity.Mistakes should be viewed as learning opportunities, not failures.Creating a family vision helps align goals and values.Balance between structure and flexibility is key in home education.Involve the whole family in setting goals for the year.Establish a mission statement to guide educational experiences.Focus on one to three goals per quarter to avoid overwhelm.Small, consistent steps lead to significant progress over time.2025 can be a year of amazing growth and learning for families.

    Quotes: 

    "Success isn't about doing more.""Mistakes are learning opportunities.""It's OK to make a mistake.""How do I fix that mistake?""2025 is going to be amazing."

    Resources:

    Home Education with Ease

    Home Education Vision

    Thanks for listening! Join us for an enriching glimpse into family-focused education strategies with Christine Furman. Be sure to subscribe and keep tuning in for future episodes filled with actionable insights and inspiring stories that support your family's educational journey.

    Let’s get connected! 

    Connect with Christine in the Home Education with Ease Facebook Group to access valuable resources, and connect with moms from all over the world. 

    Visit the Eduplay Learning YouTube Channel to access engaging and entertaining educational videos. 

    Visit www.eduplaylearning.com to explore our programs and subscription kits.

    Grab your freebie, Home Education with Ease, packed with resources to help you get started or take the next steps in your journey. 

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  • Setting Goals and Embracing Home Education in 2025 Ep. 53

    Setting Goals and Embracing Home Education in 2025 Ep. 53

    · Home Education with Ease

    Welcome to the transformative episode of "Educating Kids and Connecting Families" as it transitions into "Home Education With Ease" in 2025, hosted by Christine Furman. In this milestone episode, Christine reflects on the themes of new beginnings and setting intentions for the new year. With exciting discussions on goal setting versus resolutions, family involvement in goal-oriented planning, and the significance of vision boards, this episode sets the stage for her podcast's future direction.

    Christine shares the importance of creating realistic and achievable goals, contrasting them with often fleeting resolutions. She explores the concept of SMART goals, emphasizing specificity, measurability, achievability, realism, and timeliness. The episode resonates with keywords like home education, family goals, lifelong learning, and self-development. Christine also shares her personal insights from her own educational journey and how her vision for EduPlay Learning continues to shape her mission in nurturing family education dynamics.

    Quotes from today’s episode: 

    *   "For me, it's definitely an exciting time to set some new intentions and look at this year and say, okay, what do I want to accomplish?"*   "EduPlay Learning is the heartbeat of it all...being able to walk alongside families on their educational journey, whatever that may be."*   "A smart goal is specific, measurable, achievable, realistic, and timely."*   "Our kids have to sit down and they have to do a lot of workbooks or activities sheets, or lectures, right? That's how our kids learn."*   "It's just bringing that positivity into your life and allowing these things to come into your life, whatever that may be."

    Takeaways:

    New Podcast Direction: The podcast will rebrand as "Home Education With Ease" in 2025, focusing on lifelong learning and home education.Goal Setting vs. Resolutions: Christine discusses the distinction between resolutions and SMART goals to create focused, actionable plans.Vision Boards for Families: Encouragement to create vision boards as a family activity to visualize and strive towards shared goals.Educational Insights: Homeschooling is highlighted as an opportunity for personalized and consistent learning beyond traditional school hours.Community Engagement: The importance of connecting with a network of families to support and enhance the home education experience.

    Thanks for listening! Join us for an enriching glimpse into family-focused education strategies with Christine Furman. Be sure to subscribe and keep tuning in for future episodes filled with actionable insights and inspiring stories that support your family's educational journey.

    Let’s get connected! 

    Connect with Christine in the Educating Kids & Connecting Families Facebook Group to access valuable resources, and connect with moms from all over the world. 

    Visit the Eduplay Learning YouTube Channel to access engaging and entertaining educational videos. 

    Connect on IG:

    @mschristine.furman

    @eduplaylearning 

  • Surviving Christmas Break: Tips for a Peaceful Holiday Season with Kids Ep. 52

    Surviving Christmas Break: Tips for a Peaceful Holiday Season with Kids Ep. 52

    · Home Education with Ease

    Welcome to Episode 52 of "Educating Kids and Connecting Families," where host Christine Furman guides you through surviving and thriving during the Christmas break. As families face changes in routine with school-aged children at home, this episode offers practical strategies and heartfelt advice to make the most of this festive season. Christine shares personal anecdotes about her family’s Italian Christmas traditions, emphasizing the joy of creating lasting memories through intentional family time and thoughtful holiday planning.

    In this episode, Christine discusses effective ways to keep children engaged and maintain household harmony during the holidays. Through strategic planning and establishing clear expectations, she reveals how families can reduce stress and enjoy this magical time together. From maintaining daily routines to encouraging open communication with children about their holiday desires, Christine presents actionable insights tailored for homeschooling families and those with children in traditional schools. Listeners are invited to consider their own family's boundaries and priorities, making this season meaningful and stress-free. Engage with Christine's helpful tips to focus on what truly matters, ensuring a joyous holiday break filled with quality family moments.

    Quotes from today’s episode

    "Lean into what matters most for you.""What is something that you can let go of and be okay with it?""Ask them questions, let them share what's on their mind.""Set the time aside and enjoy that time together.""Create that routine, whatever that routine may look like to best fit your family."

    Takeaways:

    Embrace your unique family traditions and create new ones to make the holiday season memorable.Set clear expectations and establish routines with family meetings to reduce stress during holiday breaks.Involve children in planning and decision-making, helping them express their wishes and become active participants in family activities.Balance festive indulgences with healthy habits by focusing on diet, movement, and limiting screen time to maintain harmony.Lean into moments of joy and togetherness, prioritizing quality time over perfection in holiday preparations.

    Thanks for listening! Let’s get connected! 

    Connect with Christine in the Educating Kids & Connecting Families Facebook Group to access valuable resources, and connect with moms from all over the world. 

    Visit the Eduplay Learning YouTube Channel to access engaging and entertaining educational videos. 

    Connect on IG:

    @mschristine.furman

    @eduplaylearning

  • Empowering Families: Setting Boundaries for a Balanced Holiday Season

    Empowering Families: Setting Boundaries for a Balanced Holiday Season

    · Home Education with Ease

    Welcome to this week's guest, Denise the founder of More Than This Life Coaching, where she guides individuals in overcoming limiting beliefs and living their most fulfilling lives. Denise's expertise in life transformation and healing stems from her background in ministry and her passion for empowering others. She is also the co-host of the podcast "From Rundown to Renewed," which focuses on supporting women in their faith journey and personal growth. Denise's work is characterized by her commitment to helping people transition from being overwhelmed to feeling renewed through strategic coaching and practical advice.

    In Episode 51 of "Educating Kids and Connecting Families," host Christine Furman engages in a heartfelt conversation with Denise, a distinguished life coach committed to helping individuals break free from stagnation and live their best lives. Denise recounts her journey from ministry to life coaching, inspired by her own healing and empowerment experiences. Together with her podcast co-host MacKenzie, Denise aims to uplift women through their faith journey and transformative personal development, which also resonates deeply with anyone seeking fulfillment and a rejuvenated life.

    This episode discusses the critical topic of setting boundaries, especially during the holiday season, a time typically associated with heightened demands and stress. Christine and Denise discuss how personal boundaries can often feel uncomfortable yet are essential for preserving well-being, particularly for those who frequently put others first. They explore the importance of self-compassion, clarity, and communication in implementing effective boundaries. Throughout the conversation, they offer practical strategies for listeners to learn how to say no, set limits, and prioritize what truly matters, ultimately leading to greater empowerment and fulfillment.

    Quotes from today’s episode: 

    "If you're not taking it, your body will eventually take it for you, so why not avoid that as much as you can?" — Denise "Rest does not have to look like taking a nap; rest could be what is serving you—it could be doing a puzzle with family." — Christine Furman"The key is to start where you're comfortable, but the point is to start." — Denise "Ask yourself, what's the cost if I don't set this boundary?" — Denise "You're not raising kids; you're raising adults. Who are they going to be as adults?" — Denise 

    Takeaways:

    Setting boundaries can initially feel uncomfortable, especially for people-pleasers, but it's essential for maintaining well-being and empowerment.Identifying personal priorities and ensuring that time and energy expenditures align with these priorities are crucial for setting effective boundaries.Effective communication, including the use of "I" statements, is vital in expressing needs and maintaining healthy relationships during the holiday season.Self-awareness and self-compassion play a significant role in overcoming the discomfort of setting boundaries.Scheduling rest and understanding the importance of self-care can prevent burnout and ensure you can show up fully for yourself and others.

    Thanks for listening! Let’s get connected! 

    Get connected with Denise:

    More Than This Life Coaching: [Denise's Life Coaching Services]From Rundown to Renewed Podcast: [Denise's podcast co-hosted with MacKenzie]Denise's Social Media:Facebook: Denise MarieInstagram:
  • Stress-Free Holiday Magic: Creating Memorable Moments with Your Family Ep. 50

    Stress-Free Holiday Magic: Creating Memorable Moments with Your Family Ep. 50

    · Home Education with Ease

    In this milestone 50th episode, Christine Furman celebrates with gratitude and enthusiasm, diving into the joys and challenges of the holiday season. She acknowledges the hustle and bustle that accompany the holidays while emphasizing the importance of creating meaningful memories with minimal stress and clutter. Christine explores how families can embrace the festive season by focusing on simple, joyful activities and experience-based gift-giving.

    Throughout the episode, Christine provides an array of practical ideas to enrich family holiday experiences. From baking and crafting to exploring local events and giving thoughtful, experience-based gifts, listeners are encouraged to find joy in simplicity. Christine highlights the EduPlay Learning Holiday Collections as a resource for easing the planning burden, offering pre-packaged activities and crafts for families. The discussion includes tips on decluttering, sustainable gift-giving alternatives, and making lasting memories, all while managing holiday stress effectively.

    Quotes from today’s episode: 

     â€œI am just wishing you the absolute best this season, today I'm going to share a few holiday activities to help make memories this holiday season.""The memories are not for social media. The memories are not for everyone else to see. They're for you. They're for your kids, for your family to enjoy.""You don’t have to spend a lot of money to make memories. You can do things that are in your home or free in the community.""Think about turning inward and bringing that time back to the home and enjoying your family because that's who it's really about.""If we could receive more experiences, it would reduce the amount of toys, it would reduce the amount of clutter... which then reduces mental clutter."

    Takeaways:

    Create joyful holiday memories through simple, stress-free activities like baking, crafting, and attending local events.Consider experience-based gifts such as museum memberships, sports game tickets, or educational classes to reduce physical clutter.Encourage holiday traditions that prioritize family bonding, like driving to see Christmas lights or snuggling up for a holiday movie night.EduPlay Learning offers curated holiday collections with activities and crafts to facilitate easy and memorable family bonding.Decluttering and mindful gift-giving can alleviate holiday stress and enhance emotional well-being.

    Fans of the podcast and anyone facing holiday overwhelm will find inspiration and practical tips in this celebratory episode. Listen now for a fresh perspective on meaningful holiday experiences, and stay tuned for more insightful content on family education and connection.

    Thanks for listening! Let’s get connected! 

    Connect with Christine in the Educating Kids & Connecting Families Facebook Group to access valuable resources, and connect with moms from all over the world. 

    Visit the Eduplay Learning YouTube Channel to access engaging and entertaining educational videos. 

    Check out the EduPlay Learning Holiday Collection: A package of educational activities and crafts to ease holiday planning

    Connect on IG:

    @mschristine.furman

    @eduplaylearning

  • Unlocking the Power of Decluttering: Transform Your Home and Mind Ep. 49

    Unlocking the Power of Decluttering: Transform Your Home and Mind Ep. 49

    · Home Education with Ease

    Welcome to episode 49 of "Educating Kids and Connecting Families," where Christine Furman navigates this timely subject of decluttering—a valuable practice for maintaining both mental and physical space. As holiday seasons bring more "stuff" into our homes, Christine enlightens us on how to tackle declutter both effectively and sustainably. Dive with us as she introduces an engaging Minimalist Game Declutter Challenge intended to transform your living spaces and mental clarity.

    During this episode, Christine reveals diverse methods of organizing, cleaning, and decluttering homes, focusing on different household areas such as closets, bathrooms, and digital spaces. Learn from her personal experiences dealing with chaos during a challenging period when her home was uprooted due to floods and repairs, and discover practical steps to managing clutter. Christine emphasizes the value of including family members in the decluttering process, teaching young ones about the abundance and benefits of fewer possessions. Participate in the discussion at the Educating Kids and Connecting Families Facebook group to share thoughts and experiences.

    Takeaways:

    Learn effective strategies for decluttering both physical and digital spaces to create mental clarity and peace.Discover the profound impact of involving family members in the decluttering journey, promoting responsibility and decision-making.Recognize clutter's financial implications and strive to alleviate financial burdens by focusing on meaningful and necessary belongings.Understand the emotional attachment to certain possessions and learn how to navigate letting them go when they no longer serve a purpose.Utilize community resources, such as neighborhood Facebook groups and donation centers, to pass on gently used items, thus benefiting others while decluttering your life.

    Quotes from today’s episode:

    "It served its purpose, and it's time to let it go.""We put all of this pressure on ourselves to make sure that our kids are getting the best, everything that they need, everything that they want.""Think about these areas in your home. What needs to be decluttered?""Allowing them to let something go so something else can come into their life.""It's basically like rewiring. It's decluttering all of the negativity out of our brain.”
    Resources:Minimalist Game: Releasing Life Clutter to Allow Deeper Fulfillment Facebook GroupPickUpPlease.org - A service providing donation pick-ups benefiting Vietnam veterans.

    Join Christine Furman and her expert guests for an enlightening session on the significance of decluttering and releasing life's clutter. Encounter practical strategies, thoughtful insights, and the supportive community you need to step confidently into the holiday season with clarity and peace. Don't miss this episode's chance to learn and participate in a life-changing declutter challenge. Keep tuning in for more episodes that bring valuable content to enhance your family's journey.

    Thanks for listening! Let’s get connected! 

    Connect with Christine in the Educating Kids & Connecting Families Facebook Group to access valuable resources, and connect with moms from all over the world. 

    Visit the Eduplay Learning YouTube Channel to access engaging and entertaining educational videos. 

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  • The Power of Gratitude: From Personal Reflection to Impactful Actions Ep. 48

    The Power of Gratitude: From Personal Reflection to Impactful Actions Ep. 48

    · Home Education with Ease

    Welcome to Episode 48 of "Educating Kids and Connecting Families," where your host, Christine Furman, dives into the spirit of Thanksgiving by sharing her heartfelt gratitude for the impactful people and experiences in her life. As the holiday season approaches, Christine emphasizes the importance of expressing gratitude and teaching this valuable practice to children. From journaling to community engagement, she provides practical insights into fostering gratitude in our daily lives and its positive effects on mental health and relationships.

    In this episode, Christine reflects on her deepest appreciations, including the enduring support from her listeners, family, friends, and mentors. As she prepares for more enriching content in the upcoming year, Christine encourages her audience to actively participate in sharing gratitude, highlighting the essential role it plays in personal and community growth. She stresses that gratitude not only improves mood and strengthens bonds but also shifts perceptions towards a more abundant and positive mindset. Whether it’s through teaching or personal experiences, Christine passionately discusses the transformative power of gratitude and the joy of lifelong learning.

    Quotes from today’s episode: 

    "I love the opportunity to be able to inspire moms wherever they're at on their journey and walk alongside you and say, I got you. You're not alone in this journey, no matter where you're at.""Surround yourself with those people that are going to lift you up, support you, and help bring your vision to life.""He's given me the gift of education, and now I'm able to share that gift with you and the world. And I can't wait to see what he has in store.""Start pumping my brain, my mind with positivity and filling me up."

    Takeaways:

    Gratitude is a powerful practice that enhances mood, reduces stress, and fosters a positive outlook.Christine emphasizes the importance of teaching gratitude to children and incorporating it into family routines.Expressing gratitude can be simple yet impactful, from journaling to direct expressions of thanks.Building a supportive community is essential for personal growth and motivation in both personal and professional settings.The Eduplay Learning Academy integrates real-life learning with academic curricula, encouraging families to see the educational opportunities in everyday moments.

    Tune in to the full episode for an inspiring discussion on gratitude and how it can positively transform your family dynamics and personal mindset. Don’t forget to stay connected for more educational content and community engagement as Christine continues this enlightening podcast journey.

    Thanks for listening! Let’s get connected! 

    Connect with Christine in the Educating Kids & Connecting Families Facebook Group to access valuable resources, and connect with moms from all over the world. 

    Visit the Eduplay Learning YouTube Channel to access engaging and entertaining educational videos. 

    Connect on IG:

    @mschristine.furman

    @eduplaylearning 

  • Baking with Kids During the Holidays: Fun Ways to Practice Math Skills Ep. 47

    Baking with Kids During the Holidays: Fun Ways to Practice Math Skills Ep. 47

    · Home Education with Ease

    Welcome to Episode 47 of "Educating Kids and Connecting Families," where host Christine Furman guides us on seamlessly incorporating educational experiences with kids, especially focusing on kitchen activities. As the holiday season approaches, Christine shares insights on how baking and cooking can be rich educational opportunities that blend fun with learning, particularly about math concepts like measurement and fractions. Beyond enjoying quality family time and creating lasting memories, involving kids in the kitchen becomes a practical classroom that naturally integrates education into everyday life.

    In this episode, Christine shares how kitchen activities can be a gateway to teaching children essential skills, from understanding recipes to practicing calculations through measuring ingredients. She discusses the unique educational opportunities that arise when children participate in baking and cooking, highlighting how these experiences can reinforce math skills such as fractions, time man

    Quotes from today’s episode: 

    "Math is literally all around us... Incorporating these skills of measurement into kitchen activities is a way to combine quality time with learning.""By getting into the kitchen and asking questions, you can start preparing kids for the word problems they'll encounter in education.""Teaching children oven safety, kitchen cleanliness, and how to adapt recipes opens up vast learning experiences.""Our kids feed off of our energy, our feelings, and what we're saying, so it's important to approach time in the kitchen with the right mindset.""Everything we do revolves around practicing these skills, which is the best part about teaching through experience."

    Takeaways:

    Baking and cooking can significantly enhance children's learning by integrating math, science, and reading into hands-on experiences.Kitchen activities offer opportunities to practice measurement skills, understand fractions, and manage time effectively.Involving children in everyday tasks, like reading recipes, can boost their confidence and reinforce problem-solving skills.The EduPlay Learning Math Program is centered around making math relevant in everyday situations, such as baking and gift wrapping.Planning extra time for kitchen activities with kids can help ensure a stress-free, enjoyable, and educational experience.

    Explore this enriching episode to discover how incorporating everyday tasks into educational experiences can transform learning for children. Stay tuned for more episodes of "Educating Kids and Connecting Families," where education meets everyday life, offering insightful ways to grow together as a family.

    Connect with Christine in the Educating Kids & Connecting Families Facebook Group to access valuable resources, and connect with moms from all over the world. 

    Visit the Eduplay Learning YouTube Channel to access engaging and entertaining educational videos. 

    Connect on IG:

    @mschristine.furman

    @eduplaylearning 

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