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Homeschooling
Why Some Students Struggle with Letter Sounds It’s not uncommon for some students, especially those with dyslexia, to struggle with letter sounds. Reading begins with the ability to hear and…
Giveaway
It’s Ziggy’s birthday, and we’re celebrating with an amazing giveaway for young readers! Ziggy loves to teach kids how to read, so he’s giving away a complete set of our…
Homeschooling
First, what is executive functioning? Executive functioning refers to a set of cognitive self-management skills: working memory, planning and organizing, impulse control, self-monitoring, and cognitive flexibility.1
Homeschooling Per State
In Delaware, you can turn the First State’s coastal wetlands, historic colonial towns, and vibrant urban centers into an engaging classroom that mirrors your child’s passions. Explore Dover’s legislative legacy…
Homeschooling Per State
Vermont’s home study law offers both clear structure and room to innovate, turning covered bridges, sugar maple orchards, and snowy mountain trails into engaging, hands-on classrooms. Whether you’re exploring Bennington’s…
Homeschooling Per State
Homeschooling in New Hampshire gives you roomy flexibility with clear, light-touch rules. From maple-sugaring unit studies to White Mountains nature journals, you can tailor learning to your child—and you don’t…
Practical reading, spelling, and math ideas you can use this week. Written by the people who write the curriculum.
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