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Best Sources for Audio Books

As the homeschooling mom of a houseful of kids with dyslexia, one thing that I cannot live without is access to lots of good quality audio books. Allowing kids with dyslexia to listen to books at their intellectual level (even though they cannot read them yet) is one...

10 Things Most Parents Don’t Know About Dyslexia (But Should)

by Marianne | Dyslexia Information

Every October, we celebrate Dyslexia Awareness Month — a time to shine a light on the 1 in 5 kids who learn differently. But after nearly three decades of homeschooling eight kids (seven with dyslexia!) and mentoring thousands of parents, I’ve learned that awareness...

Your Homeschool Morning Routine: Connection First

by Marianne | Teaching Tips

Mornings set the tone for the entire day. As parents homeschooling struggling learners, it’s easy to feel the pressure of academics, chores, and schedules as soon as everyone’s eyes are open. But when we begin the day with correction—reminders, instructions, and...

Dyslexia Success Toolkit

by Marianne

Dyslexia Success Toolkit Your All-in-One Guide to Confidently Homeschooling Kids With Dyslexia If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed trying to homeschool a bright but struggling learner, you are not alone—and you don’t have to figure it all out on your own. The Dyslexia...

How to Gamify Your Homeschool: Turning Learning into Fun Games

by Marianne | Teaching Tips

If you’re homeschooling kids, especially those with limited attention with ADHD, you know it can be a struggle to keep them engaged—especially when it comes to subjects they find boring or overwhelming. The secret to boosting motivation and making learning fun? Gamify...