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Homeschool Language Arts for the Dyslexic and Dysgraphic Child
Our homeschool language arts curriculum has changed a little since we discovered that Jasper (7) has mild dyslexia, dysgraphia and fine motor delays. We’ve always had a fairly relaxed homeschooling...
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The Pros And Cons Of Joining A Homeschool Co-op
Photo credit: USFWS As the popularity of homeschooling increases, so do the opportunities for getting together with other homeschoolers. One way to do this is to join a homeschool co-op. There are...
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Lessons Learned – What’s Going Well This Term
We’re not using any curriculum in our homeschool at the moment, but that doesn’t mean I don’t set goals for what I want us to achieve. In fact without a textbook telling us what we need to cover each...
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Sensory Processing Disorder & Vacations – 7 Tips To Help Things Go Smoothly
Life with a child who has Sensory Processing Disorder can be stressful, and taking a break to go on vacation is good for everyone. But being away from home brings its own challenges – both in terms of...
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How my autodidactic 9 year old is learning maths without a curriculum
In my last post I described J(9) as fiercely autodidactic, which makes me giggle because it’s so literally true. J(9) is bright, funny, creative – and very independent. When you add in the emotional...
View ArticleThe Pros And Cons Of Joining A Homeschool Co-op
As the popularity of homeschooling increases, so do the opportunities for getting together with other homeschoolers. One way to do this is to join a homeschool co-op. There are advantages and...
View ArticleLessons Learned – What’s Going Well This Term
We’re not using any curriculum in our homeschool at the moment, but that doesn’t mean I don’t set goals for what I want us to achieve. In fact without a textbook telling us what we need to cover each...
View ArticleSensory Processing Disorder & Vacations – 7 Tips To Help Things Go Smoothly
Life with a child who has Sensory Processing Disorder can be stressful, and taking a break to go on vacation is good for everyone. But being away from home brings its own challenges – both in terms of...
View ArticleHow my autodidactic 9 year old is learning maths without a curriculum
In my last post I described J(9) as fiercely autodidactic, which makes me giggle because it’s so literally true. J(9) is bright, funny, creative – and very independent. When you add in the emotional...
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