More summer writing fun!
Okay, so now that you have a few ideas to strengthen the hand muscles, it’s time to take it to the next step.
More summer writing fun! Read More »
Writing tips for summer fun!
I am constantly amazed at the excuses people and professionals make for students regarding writing skills.
Writing tips for summer fun! Read More »
Let’s not forget about science!
It never fails. Whenever I ask a young student what his/her favorite subject is (besides recess, of course) the student almost always says science
Let’s not forget about science! Read More »
Skip counting – good for maths and auditory processing problems!
Did you know than mental math is actually an auditory processing skill?
Skip counting – good for maths and auditory processing problems! Read More »
You can make spelling F-U-N!
Spelling is a particularly difficult subject for students with dyslexia, dysgraphia, or other learning issues.
You can make spelling F-U-N! Read More »
Math facts memorization …making it easy!
Do you have a child or student who isn’t doing well in math? Perhaps this child or student has been diagnosed with dysgraphia, dyslexia, or another learning difference.
Math facts memorization …making it easy! Read More »
Eye muscles and reading
Did you know that there are six muscles attached to each eye? And that these muscles control the movement of the eye?
Eye muscles and reading Read More »
Can you really fix Dyslexia?
Dyslexia has become a dirty word, and I don’t know why. Schools are generally not equipped to deal with it. Parents are frustrated because their child is smart…but still can’t read, write, or spell.
Can you really fix Dyslexia? Read More »
Learning with the whole brain
Have you caught your child daydreaming instead of doing important homework assignments? Is your child musical or an excellent dancer?
Learning with the whole brain Read More »
Teaching Time Tables
As you are well aware, there are some Dyslexic students whose strength is maths, however there are those who find learning, time tables in particular, a chore.
Teaching Time Tables Read More »