By Faith Berens, M.ED., Reading Specialist, SPED Homeschool Board Members and Homeschool mom of two Do you have children who have sensory processing issues, sound sensitivity, or are...
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Body, Mind, and Soul Care for Homeschool Parents
by Mandi Frost from My Life Coach 360 How much energy, zest or joy do you have on a scale of 1-10? What is stealing your joy? ...
A 3-Step Process for Homeschooling with Health Issues
By Charl Rae Cobb Denial, anger, rationalization, bargaining, depression, anxiety, and eventual acceptance. In nursing school, I learned that everyone goes through several stages during the grieving process....
Balancing Homeschooling and Medical Needs
by the SPED Homeschool Team Learn how three long-time special needs homeschooling moms learned to balance education and medical needs in their homes by properly orienting priorities, energy,...
Are You Focusing on the Right Things in Your Child’s Therapy?
Stephanie Buckwalter – SPED Homeschool Partner Art of Special Needs Parenting Homeschool is a great place to help your special needs child make progress on therapy goals. The key is...
Nutrition: A Piece of the Puzzle for Struggling Learners
By Jan Bedell, PhD, M ND An often overlooked piece of the puzzle for children that may be struggling emotionally, behaviorally, or academically is nutrition. The child’s metabolic...
The Necessity Of Taking A Break as a Homeschool Mom
Dawn Spence For many, this will be your first year of homeschooling and my best advice for you is to take self-care breaks this year. Homeschooling is a fabulous...
Teaching Language Arts as a Life Skill
Michael Maloney, SPED Homeschool Partner Teaching a child how to read and write doesn’t just open them to a world of books and papers, but to communicating with others...
Unconventional Learning To Encourage Struggling Students
This article contains an Amazon affiliate links associated with the SPED Homeschool Mom-Care Store. Peggy Ployhar Do you have a student who struggles with a core subject? Maybe math, reading,...
Finding Balance in Being a Mom, Homeschooler, and Special Needs Parent
Amy Vickrey Single mom, working mom, homeschool teacher, mentor, friend, chauffeur, online teacher/tutor, student, and the list goes on. Being a mom with special needs children is hard. Being...
