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Tips for Homeschooling a Challenging Child

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Are you ready to take on the topic of homeschooling a challenging child? Boy, I am! This topic is near and dear to my heart, as you can see by the length of this post, and I hope it can be of some help to you! This is just one of the posts in our Homeschooling Tips Series. If you’re…
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Teaching Kids with Learning Differences Book List

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If you’re teaching kids with learning differences in any capacity {at home, at school, as a tutor}, these these books are SUPER helpful! Need more tips? Visit our page for Helping Struggling Readers and our Tips for Struggling Spellers. What exactly are learning differences? Learning differences can take on many forms, but could include things like dyslexia, dysgraphia, dyscalulia, ADHD,…
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How do you Engage K-2 Writers?

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Let’s face it. Some kids would rather scrub toilets than write. So, how exactly do you engage K-2 writers? This is a part of our Writing Strategies Video Blog Series for K-2 Writers. It’s time for another sneak peek video from our upcoming online course, Teaching Every Writer! This time we are diving into the topic of engaging our K-2…
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Homeschool Socialization: Myths & Realities

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It’s time to talk about homeschool socialization. This is often the number one concern of family, friends, and strangers alike, so I thought it would be worth exploring. This is just one of our posts in our Homeschool Tips & Tricks Series. The number one question I’ve been asked by people who aren’t familiar with homeschooling is, “How do you…
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Tips for Creating a Homeschool Routine

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Today, we’re going to explore creating a homeschool routine together. If you missed our post about planning your homeschool year, be sure you go back and read it first. This is just one of our posts in our Homeschool Tips & Tricks Series. Before we talk too specifically, I want to be sure that I separate the idea of a…
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