By Dawn Spence We have been blessed to have a wonderful Occupational Therapist that comes to our home to work with our daughter. Occupational Therapy (OT) can be a valuable...
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Therapy At-Home
At-Home Therapy Resources Check out these websites for great ideas on how provide therapy at home for your homeschooled student Occupational & Physical Therapy The OT Toolbox More...
Therapy
Therapy Partners SPED Homeschool has partnered with some fabulous homeschool friendly therapists. Click on the links below to discover how these organizations and individuals can help your student. ...
30 Ways to Sneak Therapy into Your Teen’s Schedule
By Peggy Ployhar Most teens outgrow the therapy model at some point in their junior high or high school years. Transferring ownership for continued growth in these therapeutic areas is...
Cheryl Swope
“All because my daughter Michelle – who has autism, learning disabilities, schizophrenia, borderline intellectual disability, and various medical conditions – said, “Mom, I want my story to help other children...
Adaptable Easter Learning Activities
By Peggy Ployhar Easter is a wonderful time of renewal and a great time to change up your homeschooling schedule to dig into the true meaning of Easter, add a...
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...
Hands On Bible Memorization
By Dawn Spence We start every school morning with our Bible Lesson. We have chosen to use My Father’s World because I found it easy for me to modify for...
Embracing Schooling “Outside the Box”
By Jennifer Cullimore I talk to many parents who are interested in homeschooling, but they don’t know where to begin. Many of these parents have kiddos with significant intellectual, behavioral,...
Penny Rogers
“Homeschooling your child with autism is possible as well as fulfilling. Every time your child achieves something, you can take pride in knowing you helped that happen. It will be...
