Multi-Sensory Materials for Individual Learning Styles
I talked in our last post, 5 Simple Ways to Help Your Child Follow Directions, about how to modify the environment and your wording of directions to help your child be more successful in following directions. However, it is also a good idea to strengthen the underlying listening skills so you don't have to modify … Continue reading 4 Strategies to Strengthen Listening Skills
Does your child have difficulty following directions? Now, I don't mean the strong-willed child who understands what you said, but wants to exert his or her own independence. It is his way or the highway! But, the child who is fairly compliant, but just seems to not understand what you say OR starts to follow … Continue reading 5 Simple Ways to Help Your Child Follow Directions
Inventors are inspiring to learn about whether you use them as part of a larger science study or whether you focus your studies on the inventor him or herself. Our family loves the Who Was ® series of books and I have posted before about some of the books we have enjoyed. In this post, … Continue reading Who Was ® …Inventors Book List with FREE Printable
Do you teach graphing in your homeschool? Some math and science curricula may include it and some may not. Graphs can be a fun way for your children to organize information. Not to mention as they get older they will need to use and understand graphing for their academic work. There are so many ways … Continue reading Teaching Graphing in Your Homeschool
Part of the Who Was?® What Was?® Where Is?® Blog Series Helen Keller is an amazing woman to study because of the physical barriers she overcame in her life. At 19 months, she became seriously ill. When she recovered, she could no longer hear or see. Yet, she overcame these barriers and went on to … Continue reading Explore Helen Keller’s Life with Hands-On Activities