Nicole Freeman
Nicole Freeman is living her best life! Married for 21 years, and mother of two girls and four boys. Their ages are nineteen, eighteen, eighteen, sixteen, fifteen, and thirteen. She obtained a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Interior Design from Brigham Young University and is pursuing her advanced degree in Homeschooling. Reflecting on their family motto: “Unity, Order, Patience, Humility”, homeschooling life has undoubtedly given her numerous opportunities to practice those virtues. It’s not for the faint of heart and is unquestionably, worth the effort.
All Sessions by Nicole Freeman
The Sound of Music (Nicole Freeman)
Cardinal RoomJoin this interactive class focusing on obtaining a love of music and the arts that will inspire your children. It begins with a desire to learn and understand what will spark the flame. Tips and tricks that will serve as kindling to get you started. Culture and creativity to fan the flame into a roaring fire. Come, warm yourself next to this Fine Arts Fire.
You’ve Got a Friend in Me (Nicole Freeman)
Ballroom CThis will be an interactive instruction and discussion about friendship: the importance of good friends, how to choose them, how to be a good friend, and why we need them.
Balance and Moderation (Nicole Freeman) Combined class with adults
Stillwell RoomThe key word for this class could be STRIVING. Striving for balance and moderation. It’s a journey, not a destination. We strive for the ideal. Our goal is to keep balance and moderation in view and move forward as imbalance and indulgence enter. Life constantly moves from order to chaos to order again, balance to imbalance, and back to balance, moderation to indulgence to moderation. What are we learning in the process? Recognize that you are spiraling up. You are doing better than you think!
COMBO-Teaching Balance and Moderation (Nicole Freeman)
Stillwell RoomThe key word for this class could be STRIVING. Striving for balance and moderation. It’s a journey, not a destination. We strive for the ideal. Our goal is to keep balance and moderation in view and move forward as imbalance and indulgence enter. Life constantly moves from order to chaos to order again, balance to imbalance, and back to balance, moderation to indulgence to moderation. What are we learning in the process? Recognize that you are spiraling up. You are doing better than you think!
How to Teach my Teen to Study (Nicole Freeman)
Stillwell RoomHomeschooled students often learn while on the move, during family adventures, in group activities, or with friends in co-ops. Knowledge is acquired organically with fascinating tidbits recited ad nauseam during learning experiences. But there comes a time when studying becomes necessary. Advanced studies, community college, robust online courses, and college entrance exams will all require studying skills to be adequately prepared. Study skills are not subject-specific but can be used universally. What works, and how do I teach my child to study? Lighting, highlighters, white noise, or silence are all part of the studying environment. Do they need notecards and how do they learn to take notes? These important skills will be used forever.
