Author Archives: ofamily
Sensory Inconsistencies
I think one of the hardest things for an outsider looking in on a sensory family is how inconsistent the sensory side may appear to be. There are days when the kids will be totally fine doing an activity and … Continue reading
Posted in SPD
Tagged home ed, home education, homeschooling, parenting, sensory kids, sensory processing disorder
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Toad in Troubled Waters
Both my kids love the Wind in the Willows. We have an audio copy of the book and I have taken out a few different versions of the story from our local library for the kids to read. They love … Continue reading
Posted in Book Ideas
Tagged Chapter books, home ed, home education, homeschooling, Quality books for kids, reading books
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Even Steven’s Odd! Fun Dice Game
It is no secret that I love using maths games with my two kids. I think they make maths more alive and the kids always end up practicing more maths if it is in a game format. It is one … Continue reading
Posted in maths ideas
Tagged dice games, home ed, home education, homeschooling, learning resources, maths, Maths games
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Adding ed
We love simple home-made learning aids (not even sure if that is what you call it) but they seem to work well with my two visual learners and they help them when we are learning rules or patterns to apply. … Continue reading
Posted in Homeschooling
Tagged educational resources, folding aids, home ed, home education, home-made, homeschooling, learning aids, spelling
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Easter themed Activity Village pages
Easter is just around the corner and my two are not really in the mood for our normal learning activities but we have found that even when we have our “breaks”, maintaining a little bit of a rhythm to our … Continue reading
Posted in Homeschooling
Tagged activity village, Easter, home ed, home education, homeschooling, sudoku, Times table, word puzzles
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