Great Books for Talking, Activities, and Problem-Solving
Therapists, parents, and teachers are always in need of new materials to be used in therapy and teaching sessions, whether they be in the classroom or a home school environment. This series will...
View ArticleVisual Challenges: Dealing with the Reversal Problem
Reversals are among the most common characteristics seen in children with learning disabilities. Many children reverse letters in the early years because they lack familiarity with letter and/or number...
View ArticleMethods and Curriculums that Work: Online Learning
As we approach Thanksgiving I have been pondering my life. After 13 years of homeschooling, thoughts about my homeschool journey always shine brightly. I love homeschooling my precious little boys, and...
View ArticleUsing Visual Aids to Take Advantage of Your Child’s Visual Learning Style
Every child with invisible special needs is different. For some, listening, reading and writing develop naturally and to a high level but for others, these things are a struggle. Some children learn...
View ArticleFlash Cards and Learning Activities
Flash Cards can be an easy and cost-effective way to work with your kids on various skills. With these fabulous cards created by Mudpuppy, teaching and learning can be fun. These cards have lots of fun...
View ArticleMoney Management Made Simple
A couple of years ago my daughter was fifteen years old. For any of you who have teens (especially girls), you probably know many of them like to spend money. Often friends would ask, “How is your...
View ArticleSlug Bug Math
When my daughter was in first grade we had a fun activity that we used to do in our car rides all over the Orange County area. Some of you may remember the old “Slug Bug” game that has been played...
View ArticleInchimals Encourage a Multisensory Approach to Learning Math
What do you get when you combine a ruler with animals? ! are 12 beautifully designed blocks ranging from 1-12 inches tall, each one featuring a different animal. For example, the 1″ block has a tiny...
View Article“Probability Goals” Keep your Perfectionist Child from Giving Up
You may not think of your child as a “perfectionist”, after all, he may have a terribly untidy room or he may take little care in his writing when doing homework but perfectionist children aren’t...
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