Special Needs Homeschooling

Virtual School, Multiple Options

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TweetSharePin0 SharesAfter yesterday’s blog post I got quite a bit of conversation from all sides of the story. I knew that I had even more research and some calls to make to triple check my information. Yesterday’s K-12 is not homeschooling  inspired many to share their stories of using virtual schools, including K12. I have heard about families that did use virtual schools… View Post

K-12 public is not homeschooling

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TweetSharePin11 SharesAs you are looking at the various educational options you have this coming year. There is one option being touted on television and at many homeschooling conventions.        K-12 There is so much misinformation about whether this is homeschooling or public schooling at home. It’s simple. K-12 public school option is Public School at home. You are placing your child’s learning… View Post

Working with Dysgraphia at Home

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TweetSharePin33 Shares  Sloppy handwriting, ripped papers, thick heavy print, or writing so light you can barely see, flipped letters and numbers.  You have tried using workbooks, copying, correcting again and again but the handwriting is still horrible. There is a learning disability called dysgraphia that is a problem with writing. Dysgraphia can present in many ways because there are several… View Post

12 Absolutely Free NO Strings Attached Homeschool Planners!

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TweetSharePin8080 SharesToday I am on a web search for homeschooling printables. Free is good! No signs ups necessary better! Wide range of planners a must! **I have chosen these planner because- They don’t cost you anything. They don’t require any kind of sign up. They don’t ask for a one month trial membership, while free never quite ends up that way…. View Post

Falling out of love with homeschooling.

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TweetSharePin0 SharesWhat happens when you fall out of love with homeschooling? That surge of excitement you got when you opened your first homeschooling catalogue has dulled. You wake up every morning with a routine to complete rather than a day to enjoy. You love your kids dearly but what about a day off..a couple hours off…okay some of us just… View Post