TweetSharePin4040 SharesYour special needs homeschooler keeps bouncing off the walls and is into one thing after the other. Nothing seems to calm them for any length of time. Check out these 25 super fun calming activities that we’ve used in our homeschool. I must tell you that we’ve done math upside down in a recliner, reading while walking on a… View Post
TweetSharePin66 SharesThe number one question when parents join my Facebook group is “How do I pick curriculum for my special needs child?” Picking developmentally appropriate curriculum for your homeschool doesn’t have to be a lesson in futility. Welcome to this 10 day series on How To Pick Developmentally Appropriate Curriculum. We will spend the next 10 days learning how to… View Post
TweetSharePin11 SharesEarly Intervention is called different names through out the states. I am talking about the therapy programs set up for special needs children usually divided into under 3 and over 3 but not kindergarten age yet. What does early intervention have to do with homeschooling? When my children aged out of the early intervention program, the local school system was… View Post
TweetSharePin1515 SharesWhat if mom or dad are the special need in your home. Should that be considered into your homeschooling schedule or planning? Yes! Each person is a vital part of your family and is an extension your homeschooling. If mom, as the teaching parent, can not stand in the early morning due to arthritis then PE first thing in… View Post
TweetSharePin44 SharesAre you looking at adding to the family finances? A venture that could bring in some extra money and help pay the bills? A job that will be a bit of fun, maybe let you be creative, but above all work fat home while homeschooling? Teach on Outschool Is there a subject you’re really good at? Have a topic you’re… View Post