Blogging Partners
Meet Our Blogging Partners
SPED Homeschool has partnered with some amazing special education homeschooling bloggers. Click on the links below to discover how these individuals can help you in your homeschooling endeavors.
Are you interested in partnering with us as a blogger? Follow the link below to learn more about this opportunity.
Cheryl Swope
Cheryl Swope
Homeschooling resources for special needs. Free podcasts, articles, and interviews.
Little Giant Steps
Jan Bedell
“…a world where…struggling learners achieve superior developmental, academic and memory function.”
Child Diagnostics
Dianne Craft
“We teach you how to correct & bypass learning glitches inexpensively, at home.”
Learn Differently
Kathy Kuhl
Offering encouragement and support for families with children who learn differently.
Our Crazy Adventures in AutismLand
Penny Rogers
“Helping families navigate the challenges of autism with hope and encouragement.”
Growing As They Grow
Mary Winfield
“Our adventures in special needs and homeschooling.”
“I love to learn and grow with my kids.”
Growing In Grace
Tracy Glockle
“Classically homeschooling ADHD | dyslexia with a touch of Charlotte Mason grace”
Sticks Stones and Chicken Bones
Kyndra Steinmann
“Living a life of discovery with a houseful of children, an endless supply of questions, and boundless grace.”
Inside Our Normal
Cynthia Heren
“Normal” looks different when you have kids various learning challenges and special needs who don’t fit in the grade level box. Join as and take a peek Inside Our Normal as we embrace all the quirks and do what works for us.
Living with Eve
Leilani Melendez
Former classroom teacher and now homeschooling mom offering guidance, resources, and support so that parents can be empowered to meet their exceptional child’s educational and developmental needs.
Lara’s Wanderings
LARA Lee
Lara Lee is a dyslexic writer of young adult fantasy fiction with a special interest and focuses on special needs and parent of two sons with special needs. Some of her stories have characters with special needs, but all her stories are about hope.
