Do you have a child who is gifted or twice exceptional? Or a child or teen with sensory issues, like Sensory Processing Disorder or ADHD?
Our daughter struggled with both of these things in her early years, and recently graduated from college, cum laude.
Be encouraged. Homeschooling can be such a great way to go for twice exceptional kids.
Our daughter struggled with both of these things in her early years, and recently graduated from college, cum laude.
Be encouraged. Homeschooling can be such a great way to go for twice exceptional kids.
If you are new to homeschooling, check out our story below:
A Bus Ride in China - How We Found Out Our Daughter was 2e
Discovering the Giftedness in Our 2e Kiddo
Thriving During the Toddler Years - 2e Style
How we used some of the Waldorf methods during the earlier years, and found the fun in using it, with lots of hand arts and projects that helped build my daughter's attention span.
Making Our Own CommunMaking Our Own Community
How we built ourselves a community through trial and error, for my daughter and for me as a mom, too.
Avoiding the High Achievers Label Through Homeschooling
How we built ourselves a community through trial and error, for my daughter and for me as a mom, too.
Avoiding the High Achievers Label Through Homeschooling
Gifted Kids and Friendship - Writing Your Own Script (Book) My Review
One of the wonderful resources brought to you by Gifted Homeschoolers Forum.
One of the wonderful resources brought to you by Gifted Homeschoolers Forum.
If you have a child struggles with reading, focusing, and visual distractions, or a teen who just gets distracted by the other words on the page…my family recommend trying the Reading Focus Cards. I like how they work to eliminate distraction, helping the reader to focus on just the words at hand, at the time......They also have an app for computer use.
Homeschool storage space, reading area, making space for active play needs and more.
How We Did Spelling in Our Homeschool - Help for Struggling Spellers and 2e Kids
Including our favorite resources for spelling.
Including our favorite resources for spelling.
Another Great Resource - Oak Meadow First Grade Curriculum
This is more fitting for preschool or kindergarten, but is full of art-related ways to teach early English and math. Hands-on and creative.
This is more fitting for preschool or kindergarten, but is full of art-related ways to teach early English and math. Hands-on and creative.
Our Favorite Elementary Curriculum for our 2e Daughter - Oak Meadow 5th Grade
We especially loved how they integrated social studies with literature and writing, and how the lessons spoke to the child. Used curricula is available on Amazon under Oak Meadow Seconds.
We especially loved how they integrated social studies with literature and writing, and how the lessons spoke to the child. Used curricula is available on Amazon under Oak Meadow Seconds.
Here is how we went about homeschooling her during the early years.
Tips for working with kids with ADHD, including setting up your day, direction following, and sensory activities to help with it all.
Helping Your Kiddos with Friendship on Autism spectrum
From Star Charts to Dean's List - Turning Negatives into Positives!
How we worked to try to deal with perfectionism, sensory issues, auditory processing disorder, etc through homeschooling, with tons of resources for you to browse through, too if you like.
This is all about how we helped our kiddo follow her interests in activities and hobbies, and that helped her to discover, eventually, her interest in leadership.
How First Quarter Went at College
Do you know that my 2e teen made Dean's List grades her first quarter? Not as a brag, but as an encouragement.
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Thanks for stopping by BJ's Homeschool,
Betsy
Betsy is mom to her now college grad, whom she homeschooled from day one. She blogs at BJ's Homeschool, about the early years, high school & college and wrote the book - Homeschooling High School with College in Mind.
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