By Dawn Spence Whether your child may have Autism, Sensory Processing Disorder or any other issues that may create a learning delay, a light table can be a useful tool...
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20 Valentine-Based Learning Activities for Your Special Education Homeschool
By Peggy Ployhar February is soon approaching and even though it is typically the month retailers have us all thinking about love and sending valentines, the cold weather and our...
20 Holiday Special Education Homeschooling Activities
By Peggy Ployhar Christmas, and the holiday season in general, truly is the most wonderful time of the year…for most things. But, when it comes to homeschooling kids who have...
The Greater Benefit of the Homeschooling Journey
Peggy Ployhar Teaching a child how to hike parallels the larger tasks of homeschooling and parenting. Hiking, as well as homeschooling and parenting, may have many technical pieces of...
Keeping Our Active Kids Learning with Movement
By SPED Homeschool Team To be successful homeschoolers, we need to embrace all the different aspects of our child. A big aspect that needs a lot of attention is...
Spirit Led Parenting: Letting the Holy Spirit Do the Heavy Lifting
By Peggy Ployhar In our years of homeschooling the most profound way we have taught our children how to live a life of faith has been by allowing the...
Filling Hearts and Stomachs with Good Things this Holiday Season
By Amy Vickrey, MSE They say the way to a man’s heart is through the stomach, and I have found that saying to be true as well with the little...
The Importance of Family Traditions
By Debbi L. White Establishing annual family traditions builds security in children. It makes memories but does more than that. It creates a family culture that helps formulate its identity,...
Helping your Struggling Reader to Find Books
By Tracy Glockle We all want our kids to enjoy reading, to know what it feels like to get lost in a book, but for many of our kids with...
A Case for Embracing Silliness in Your Homeschool
By Cheryl Swope, M.Ed Far and few, far and fewAre the lands where the Jumblies live.— Edward Lear Amidst all the academic rigor, children need a little nonsense. Not only...
