by Marianne | By The Subject
While many young learners can learn letter sounds, blending these sounds together can be difficult, especially for kids with dyslexia. I’m teaching my 8th kindergartener this year. Â He also happens to my 7th child with dyslexia. Â We’re using my favorite...
by Marianne | By The Subject
Spelling is often a lifelong struggle for people with dyslexia. These spelling apps are great choices for those struggling. While people with dyslexia will all have different strengths and weaknesses, spelling is pretty much always an area in which dyslexics...
by Marianne | By The Subject
Teaching math facts in our house full of creative, active kids has been a challenge since we started homeschooling 20 years ago! I am always on the look out for fun ways to help our kids to learn about math and practice their math facts in a way that is engaging and...
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I received a free download of the Atomidoodle app from Hero Factor Games for review purposes and was compensated financially for my time. Â All opinions expressed in this post are my own and I was not required to post a positive review of the product....
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The bottom line in knowing how to teach kids with dyslexia to read is that there are methods and approaches that have been proven to work and those that haven’t. Welcome back to day 3 of this 5-day series on Teaching Kids With Dyslexia to Read. Â To read the...
by Marianne | By The Subject, Teaching Tips
My goal is to show parents how to teach kids with dyslexia to read. There is a lot to know about teaching kids with dyslexia to read. Let’s break it down step by step. If you have been around the Homeschooling With Dyslexia web site for any length of time, you...
