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  • Re: homeschooling child with cerebral palsy, a "normal" 5 year old and having a 17 month old

    HI there, I just finished reading your story and I can relate to this in many ways. I have 2 children w/a rare genetic syndrome. Both of my children have had early interventions, many therapies to help w/muscle tone, balance, coordination, speech and vision therapy. My oldest is 12 and we have been hs'ing...
    Posted to Special Needs (Forum) by a on 01-27-2009
  • homeschooling child with cerebral palsy, a "normal" 5 year old and having a 17 month old

    Hello, I am new to this site, and have not yet started homeschooling. I really want to homeschool my children and have for years but my daughter kinda complicated that. I've sent her to school for the past 2 years because I felt inadequate, she has cerebral palsy. But I have already questioned the...
    Posted to Special Needs (Forum) by stacey369 on 01-22-2009
  • easy set out simple curriculmn for 1-12

    looking for uncomplicated curriculm plan for 8 children 6 primary and 2 high school, 8 are asperges add and auditry processing problems with dsylexia, so needing programs that include assesments and progress reports.
    Posted to Special Needs (Forum) by robman on 11-09-2008
  • Re: New Home Schooling

    Yes last year we decided to homeschool my 8th grade (13 yr) daughter who was an A student. When we tested her she was 6th/7th maybe. We decided to review last year & I am so glad we did. We are still struggling with math but we are taking our time. We use time4learning and have been pleased. Don't...
    Posted to What's on your mind? (Forum) by juzlyon on 08-23-2008
  • A five year old and three year old...

    I am starting HS with my five year old who is reading independently and EAGER to learn everything I throw at her. I also have a three year old and as we gear up to start, I'm realizing as much as I try to include him on many activities, there will be times I need to keep him busy (math and reading...
    Posted to What's on your mind? (Forum) by katrinaeaton on 08-14-2008
  • Re: Still unsure....

    Hi there, Like many of us who walk this journey, you are certainly facing some tough decisions. I would like to offer my personal experiences from taking my child out of PS (finished K and 1st gr. PS - before that we did private pre-school and pre-k). Private school did not have the resources to offer...
    Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by a on 08-12-2008
  • Re: Just Started

    Hi - I am starting Homeschooling as well. I'm happy to have found this website. It seems as though there are multitude of experiences to draw from and share.
    Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by skmnine on 06-15-2008
  • Re: Homeschooling the Steiner Way

    Hi! Thank you so much for your encouragement, and a lot of what you suggest is so helpful! I just want to be able to -proved a good environment for my daughter to learn in which is not too chaotic! Trouble is, with there being only one child I try to get her to race with me to tidy up but she is going...
    Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by GillPruden on 06-01-2008
  • We are new to homeschooling and need help with spelling and writing

    My eleven year old daughter is struggling with spelling. Her reading has improved, but probalby still falls short of her age level. Does anyone have suggestions for helping her with writing, and spelling? Thanks
    Posted to Special Needs (Forum) by anggrosklags on 05-17-2008
  • Re: Just Started

    Hi Diane, Welcome to the world of homeschooling and welcome to HSI! We are glad that you found us...we are here to help. Because your child was previously placed in spec. ed. there are a few extra steps in completing the process. First an affidavit must be notarized and turned in to the school district...
    Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by hsiamy on 05-17-2008
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