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Foundations of Learning

At K3 Homeschool Foundations, we are dedicated to empowering parents on their journey through the ever-evolving landscape of education. Our mission is to create a supportive community where parents can explore innovative ideas, navigate school choices, and gain insights into effective learning strategies for their children. We believe in the transformative power of education and strive to provide a platform that delves into the best practices for reading, writing, and math.Through engaging

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60:27

Helping Children Manage Emotions & Build Resilience |...

Foundations of Learning ·

2025/10/06

Raising calm, confident, and resilient kids starts with giving them tools to handle big emotions—and mindfulness is one of the most powerful ways to do that. In this episode, I sit down with Veronica Moya, visionary educator, founder of Mindful V, and author of “Goom Finds His Happy Place.” With over 25 years of experience in holistic education and features in outlets like The New York Times and Telemundo, Veronica brings a fresh, playful approach to meditation and mindfulness for children. We

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63:38

37% of Kids Lose Autism Diagnosis | What Parents Need...

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2025/10/01

Do you feel lost in a maze of trial and error when it comes to supporting your child with autism? You’re not alone. In this episode of Foundations of Learning, I sit down with Dr. Theresa Lyons, scientist, mom, and founder of Navigating AWEtism. Theresa has helped families in 21 countries cut through the noise and find evidence-based, practical steps that actually move the needle. We dive into: The biggest misconceptions about autism parents face today Why early intervention matters, and how it

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19:16

Why Your Child Can Read but Still Struggles with...

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2025/09/23

Is your child a great reader—but a terrible speller? You’re not alone. Spelling is one of the most common pain points parents and teachers share with me, and for good reason: most of us were taught spelling the wrong way.In this episode, I break down why spelling is harder than reading, why memorizing weekly word lists doesn’t work, and how the Science of Reading offers a better path forward. You’ll learn:The difference between reading recognition and spelling productionWhy phonological awareness is

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20:30

Why Finland Delays Academics (and Still Beats America...

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2025/09/15

Is early academics really helping kids, or hurting them? In this episode, I take a fiery look at America’s push for “Kindergarten Readiness” and why play-based preschool actually leads to stronger, happier learners in the long run. We’ll compare the U.S. education model with Finland’s world-renowned approach, breaking down differences in: Preschool & early academics — why later is better Recess & homework — why less creates more learning Testing & assessments — what actually helps kids

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82:44

From Synthesis to Recess: Ben’s Vision for Kid-Led...

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2025/09/08

What if education was built around curiosity instead of compliance?In this episode of the Foundations of Learning Podcast, I sit down with Ben, founder of Recess and former team member at Synthesis, the innovative online program inspired by Elon Musk’s Ad Astra school. Ben shares his journey from working at the cutting edge of education to creating a platform that helps kids learn through community, play, and their own interests.We talk about:Why Recess was created and the gap it fills for

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23:54

How Schools Were Designed to Control You: The History...

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2025/09/03

What if our education system was never designed to help us truly learn?In this video, I uncover the hidden history of public education, from the Prussian model to reformers like Horace Mann, and the influence of industrialists like Rockefeller, Carnegie, and Ford.The truth is: government schools were designed to create obedient citizens and compliant workers, not independent thinkers. We were never taught how to learn, just how to memorize and obey.But there’s hope. Parents, homeschooling families,

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98:06

Child-Led Learning in Preschool: How Little Busy...

Foundations of Learning ·

2025/08/13

In this inspiring episode, I sit down with Jessica, founder of Little Busy Preschool, to explore how she built a thriving early learning environment rooted in play, curiosity, and connection.We talk about:Why Jessica decided to start her own preschool and the pivotal moment that shaped her visionHow she blends child-led learning with foundational literacy and numeracy skillsWhy so many Utah preschools lean toward academics—and her alternative approachPractical ways to turn a child’s interests (like

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13:08

How to Teach Sight Words (High-Frequency Words) That...

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2025/08/12

Tired of flashcards that don’t work?In this video, I’ll show you how to really teach sight words (also called high-frequency words) in a way that sticks—using a method backed by the Science of Reading.Instead of guessing or memorizing, your child will learn how to break down each word by its sounds, understand why it’s spelled the way it is, and actually remember it long-term.This approach is simple, fun, and proven to work—even if you're not a teacher!💡 I’ll walk you through how to use my

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79:31

Why Handwriting Still Matters: How It Builds Strong...

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2025/08/04

Is handwriting really that important in today’s digital world? According to Holly Britton—handwriting specialist and founder of Squiggle Squad—the answer is a resounding yes. In this powerful episode, Holly unpacks how handwriting isn’t just about neat letters—it’s a vital bridge to literacy and brain development. We explore: Why handwriting helps wire the brain for reading What’s happening neurologically when a child writes by hand How handwriting builds attention, comprehension, and memory Simple

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15:54

Prep Your Preschooler for Kindergarten | No Screens,...

Foundations of Learning ·

2025/07/31

Looking for a simple, screen-free way to teach your preschooler at home? This 7-week printable preschool packet was created by a former educator and mom to help you build strong literacy and math foundations—without the overwhelm.In this video, I walk you through everything that’s included in this 140+ page resource and explain why it's an essential tool for homeschooling families and parents preparing for kindergarten.✅ What’s Included:First Sound FluencySyllable & Word AwarenessPhonemic

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50:50

How This Homeschool Family Wrote a Children’s Book...

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2025/07/28

What happens when a homeschool family combines their love of learning, faith, and creativity to write a children’s book together? In this episode of Foundations of Learning, I sit down with the Bryant family—authors of Trusting Timothy: A Story About Cheating—to talk about how they balanced homeschooling, daily life, and collaboration to bring a meaningful story to life. We dive into: How each family member contributed to the book How their Christian values and Scripture shaped the story Why

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30:30

Education Exposed: The DOE, SEL, and Teacher Burnout...

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2025/07/27

The education system is BROKEN... or it was designed this way, and it’s time to get LOUD about it! In this explosive episode of This Week in Education, I'm tearing into the U.S. Department of Education’s bureaucratic swamp, the woke SEL scam indoctrinating our kids, and the teacher shortage crisis betraying our educators. With 30% of 4th graders failing to read at grade level, 80% of schools pushing SEL over math, and 54% of teachers ready to quit, the system is failing our kids and I'm calling it

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22:19

This Week in Education: $7B Education Funding Freeze,...

Foundations of Learning ·

2025/07/19

Join us as we dive into the latest education shake-up! First, we explore the shocking $7B funding freeze impacting schools nationwide. Next, we uncover the surging homeschooling trend reshaping how kids learn. Then, we break down the role of AI in classrooms and its future potential. Finally, we analyze the $5B voucher bill and what it means for school choice. Don’t miss the discussionFollow for more updates! K3 Homeschool Foundations Resources:Science of Reading Simplified

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74:49

Reimagine Learning: The Rise of Microschools &...

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2025/07/14

What if the system isn’t broken—but actually working exactly as it was designed to? In this thought-provoking episode, Shali sits down with David, educator and founder of Changemaker Education, to unpack what’s gone wrong in modern schooling—and what we can do about it.After years inside the classroom and witnessing firsthand how disengaged, stressed, and boxed-in students had become, David realized something had to change. So he created a program that helps families and educators start their own

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57:19

Don't Know What to Do With Your Toddler All Day?...

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2025/07/02

In today’s episode, I’m talking with Kelsey—former teacher, mom of four, and the founder of Learning with Kelsey. If you’ve ever wondered what learning really looks like in the toddler and preschool years—or if you’ve felt pressure to start academics early—this one’s for you. We explore: • What “learning through play” really means • How to support your child’s development without worksheets • Encouragement for the mom who feels like she’s “not doing enough” • Why YOU are fully equipped to teach your

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34:18

Is Your Child Really Behind in Reading? The Truth...

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2025/06/16

Is your child “behind” in reading—or are they just developing at their own pace? In this episode, I’m sharing a heartfelt (and maybe unpopular) perspective as both a former educator and a homeschooling mom. We’ll explore why I’m not worried if my daughter isn’t reading by age 7 or 8, and how science supports a more developmentally appropriate timeline for literacy. You’ll hear: What essential pre-reading skills really matter in early childhood Why so many kids struggle with fluency and comprehension

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61:25

How Parents Are Using Education Funds to Customize...

Foundations of Learning ·

2025/05/28

What if you had the power to customize your child’s education with funding that puts you in the driver’s seat? Traditional education funding sends dollars to systems, but what if those dollars went directly to families instead? That’s exactly what today’s guest, Amy Anderson, co-founder and executive director of RESCHOOL, is working to make possible. In this episode, Amy breaks down how direct-to-family education funding—including Education Savings Accounts (ESAs) and microgrants—is transforming

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68:41

From Communist Russia to the American Dream:...

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2025/03/24

What Kind of World Will Your Children Inherit?The ideas shaping our culture today will define the future of our children. Are we unknowingly embracing ideologies that undermine freedom?In this powerful episode, I sit down with Christian Ray Flores—a child refugee, former Soviet pop star, entrepreneur, evangelist, and author of The Little Book of Big Reasons to Love America. Having lived under communism and socialism, Christian shares firsthand insight into the dangers of collectivist thinking and

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58:18

How to Teach Reading the Right Way-With Spencer Russell

Foundations of Learning ·

2025/03/10

In this episode, I sit down with Spencer Russell, the founder of Toddlers CAN Read and the Head of Literacy Strategy at Lovevery, to dive into the strategies that truly work when teaching kids to read. We discuss his journey from classroom teacher to literacy expert, why he believes toddlers are capable of learning to read, and how parents can step in when schools fall short. We also tackle big questions: Why do so many schools still struggle with effective reading instruction? What does the science

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56:14

Are Our Jaws SHRINKING? The Shocking Truth About...

Foundations of Learning ·

2025/03/03

Have you ever wondered why so many kids today need braces? Is it just genetics, or is something else at play? In this episode, I sit down with Dr. Ben Miraglia of Toothpillow to explore a fascinating and somewhat alarming trend in dental health—our jaws are shrinking.We dive deep into the consequences of having a small jaw, especially in children, and how it affects speech, breathing, and even behavior. Could thumb-sucking, pacifiers, or poor breathing habits be shaping your child’s jaw? And most

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