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Having Fun with Learning Phonics
Learning phonics from a book can prove to be both difficult and overwhelming to a non-reader of any age, especially one with dyslexia or other learning challenges. Having fun with learning phonics is a great way to reduce the stress and have fun in the process. Learning Phonics with Games that Keep Building on the Basics Learning phonics is more than the 26 … [...]
Fact Fun Math Game
In fact, fun math games are better than text books! To some children, math can seem daunting and tedious, especially if they suffer from learning disabilities, such as ADHD and/or dyscalculia. In cases where the child is showing difficulty grasping a math fact, fun math games can be the perfect activity in bridging the gaps that become obvious and creating the … [...]
Strategies for Dysgraphia:
Tips to Turning a Struggling Writer into a Happy Writer A struggling writer doesn’t necessarily mean that they are unable to write, but it can mean that with the right assistance they can become a happy writer. And not all struggling writers think like a dysgraphic mind will have you thinking. But struggling is no fun either way. So here are some strategies … [...]
What it’s like to be Dyslexic
I found this great little video that shows what it's like to be Dyslexic. If you know anyone who would benefit from seeing this, please pass it on: … [...]
Having Fun With Math Fact Games
All math is built upon a foundation of memorizing simple math facts, which is why finding math fact games can be so crucial to children, especially those with ADHD and/or dyscalculia who aren't inclined to learn as fluidly from a worksheet. Repetition is key to being successful in producing a firm foundation for all other math to build upon. Math Fact Games … [...]
Home School Curriculum: Reading can be fun!
There are so many Home School Curriculum Reading Programs, but most don't address the issue of fun. Some kids just don't like to read and trying to make them read just makes it worse. The worst part is. . . that's why you homeschooled in the first place. You wanted to provide a relevant, superior and "fun" experience for your kids. But reading book after book, … [...]
Getting a math tutor for your child
One of the reasons people consider getting a math tutor is because their child needs individualized help. As a tutoring company, we recognize that more than anyone and do our best to fit the right math tutor with student. In fact, if the relationship isn't gelling or the styles of learning don't mesh - we get you working with another right away. Does it … [...]
Math Games for 4th Graders
Not everyone likes math, especially 10 years olds. That's why it's important to play some math games for 4th graders. And the best part is you don't need a math tutor to get your kids interested in learning. One of our favorite games is darts, as we mentioned in our discussion on how to use darts to teach math. But you can't rely on one game to get them up to … [...]
Another math game for kids
The other day I shared with you how darts make a great math game for kids. Well I wanted to include two games in that article, but felt I the article was getting a little long. So I'd like to compliment darts with a fun game of chance kids love. In Europe they call it Super Roulette but here in the states it doesn't really have a "common name" understood by … [...]
Games for kids who don’t like math
I'm excited to tell you about some simple games for kids who don't like math. Not only are they simple but they're super fun. I hate to say it but I empathize with kids who don't like math. It's not always easy and some of it is so far removed from their lives, I can see why they don't understand what it's for. But it's important and makes life a whole … [...]
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