Learning With Nerf Guns (seven ideas for hands-on activities)
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Learning With Nerf Guns (seven ideas for hands-on activities)

Is it possible to create learning with Nerf guns? My answer is an enthusiastic, “Yes!” My son loves Nerf guns. He has way too many and he still wants more. There are squishy, orange tipped bullets in all of our backyard bushes. I am constantly yelling for him to put on eye protection and tripping…

Harry Potter Homeschool:Hands-On Activities For Every Aspiring Wizard #handsonlearning #homeschool #harry potter #homeschoolmom
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Harry Potter Homeschool: Hands-On Activities For Every Aspiring Wizard

I volunteered in the school library when my son was in second grade. I loved it. The weekly trip to the library was kind-of a big deal for my son’s class and he loved seeing me there in the middle of his school day. The first time I really understood the allure of Harry Potter…

Fun And Free Typing Games: Perfect For Children With Learning Differences
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Fun And Free Typing Games: Perfect For Children With Learning Differences

I used to feel guilty about it. I used to lose sleep, worry and then worry some more because I let my boys type, rather than hand write, everything outside of actual handwriting practice and occupational therapy exercises. Over the years, I have received a lot of criticism feedback. How will they ever be able…

Learning To Read And Homeschooling A Child With Dyslexia
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Learning To Read And Homeschooling A Child With Dyslexia

Learning To Read Or rather, teaching my son to read, is the single most difficult aspect of my life as a homeschooling mom. My son is profoundly dyslexic and twelve years old. This is our eighth year homeschooling together. Every single school year, our number one concern, priority, stress and challenge? Learning to read, without a…

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