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Thank you for joining us today! Looking for homeschool supplies/books at a great price? Have something you’re not using and would like to sell? Visit our Hip List! And now, a few words from our Featured Blogger….. I remember the first time I started to think that I could teach my daughter at home. We…
My decision to homeschool was not an easy one for me. I’m a single mom. I’m a graduate student. I don’t work. And my oldest son has Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD), ADHD, and he’s gifted. Clearly I’ve got a lot on my plate. When I first mentioned that I wanted to homeschool my boys I…
As I watched my son, seven years old, sitting on the swing in the backyard, wearing a fantastic four costume and reading, I realized that I really do love homeschooling. I love that he has the freedom to read on the swingset. He can come to class in a super hero costume. He can spend…
I have been a pediatric speech language pathologist for 17 years. I am also a homeschool mom to 5 children; 3 typical girls and twin boys with special needs. Had I not been a speech language pathologist (called SLP herein out) I do not know if we would have been able to afford for me…
My son Jackson, has always struggled with reading. He does not like to read independently nor does he always understand what he is reading. Comprehension has been the biggest road block to his advancement in a number of areas. His special education teachers spent hours on the who, what, when, where, why questions with limited success. They…
“Mom? Mooooommmm. Mom, would you listen to me?” “Huh? Oh, yeah. What is it, sweetie?” “Mom, was your head in the clouds again?” “Yes, dear, I guess it was. What did you want?” “Never mind. I’m tired of saying it.” I’m sure we’ve all sounded that way with our children at some point—usually with a computer…
