by Marianne | By The Grade, Teaching Tips
You know the old saying “Ain’t Mom happy, ain’t no one happy”? In my 30 years of parenting, I have come to understand that “Ain’t the kids happy, ain’t no one happy” is also true. Do this quick Kids Homeschool Assessment...
by Marianne | By The Grade
What to expect, setting goals and the best curriculum choices for homeschooling kids with dyslexia in grades 1 – 3. I am a firm believer in the benefits of homeschooling kids with dyslexia. I should know really. I’ve been homeschooling kids...
by Marianne | By The Grade, Middle & High School, Uncategorized
I talk to a lot of parents nervous about homeschooling their high school-aged kids with dyslexia. After graduating 5 teens with dyslexia, here are 10 things you need to know! Teens often take off with their learning in high school. More often than not, as kids reach...
by Marianne | By The Grade
When I first started homeschooling I was absurdly anxious about homeschooling Kindergarten. A lot has changed since then. Nowadays when I have a new Kindergartener to teach, I hardly give it a thought because teaching Kindergarten has become simply a natural...
by Marianne | By The Grade, Resources
The goal of this post is to help you find the best homeschool curriculum for the unique learning needs of the high school student with dyslexia. If you feel like you blinked and your babies are in high school, you’re not alone! It is common to feel...
by Marianne | By The Grade, Teaching Tips
I remember the days when my oldest child was still not reading fluently or independently at 11-years old. I had a houseful of little guys – 9, 5, 4 soon followed by 4 more beautiful children. It was super stressful because I didn’t understand what this...
