by Peggy Ployhar You don’t have to be creative to take advantage of the many hands-on and out-of-the-box learning opportunities that summer affords us with our children. Below...
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30+ Active Learning Ideas
By Amy Vickrey Many parents, like myself, are choosing to homeschool because our kids don’t fit the profile of a “typical” student. Especially when your child has Autism or...
Fun & Motivational Homeschool Learning Ideas
By Dawn Spence Over my years of teaching, I found one thing to be true, my students learned better if I could keep their attention and make learning fun at...
Pre-Primer Math-U-See Adapted Material Ideas
By Dawn Spence My Daughter has a global developmental delay, which necessitates breaking learning down into very concrete parts. Using Color to Bridge the GapWhen introducing math, with the premise...
A Joyfully “Different” Family Holiday Season
Peggy Ployhar Holidays are tricky for families dealing with atypical situations, but that doesn’t mean holidays need to magnify these areas of your family life. Follow these DIFFERENT...
Language and Communication Guide
Resources for Increasing Language and Communication Skills in Your Homeschool Would you like to help your student improve in the area of language or communication? Whether you feel like...
Your Greatest Homeschooling Superpower
Peggy Ployhar One of the greatest misconceptions about teaching is that the power of education lies in the training of the individual or in the quality of the...
Notgrass History Curriculum Partner
Notgrass History Notgrass History curriculum is designed to be flexible to work in a wide variety of situations. We give parents a set of tools you can adjust to...
How We Enhanced Communication Skills in Our Homeschool
SPED Homeschool Team Communication is more than just speaking; it is the underlying framework that determines how well we relate with others, the wider community, and the world we...
Homeschooling Strategies for Language Disorders
Peggy Ployhar The United States Department of Health states that “approximately 7 to 8 percent of children in kindergarten” struggle with a language disorder of some type. Why then...
