Has your special needs child ever struggled with friendships? What about difficult friendships in general in a homeschool group? We are tackling special needs and difficult relationships in this homeschool podcast. Today, I am answering a question from one of my podcast listeners, Dawn writes, My daughter has some special needs that have not […]
5 Ways Homeschooling Rocks
When I’m tempted to throw the kids on the big yellow bus I have to remind myself that homeschooling rocks. So, if you’re thinking of throwing in the towel and dropping the title of a homeschool mom, remind yourself of this. Who has a case of the blahs? We have been dragging over here lately […]
Why We Have Homeschool Study Time (and how you can too)!
Some kids NEED someone to show them HOW to obtain good study habits. One way we are doing that in our homeschool schedule is by implementing homeschool study time. Our children need to learn this valuable lesson and they need to do it BEFORE they are in high school. As my oldest enters middle school I am […]
JH67: Homeschooling with Dyslexia with Marianne Sunderland
Are you homeschooling with dyslexia? In this episode, Marianne Sunderland and I chat about dyslexia, strengths and weaknesses, intelligence, which method of homeschooling works the best for kids with dyslexia, curriculum choices for struggling learners, and so much more. This week I am chatting on the podcast with Marianne Sunderland from Homeschooling with Dyslexia. Marianne […]
How to Help Your Child with a Language Based Learning Disability
As the parent of a child with learning differences, I know the stress special needs can have on homeschool moms. However, the new book, Helping Your Child with Language-Based Learning Disabilities can be a resource to help you and your child succeed. I remember years ago helping a good friend of mine homeschool her ADHD […]
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