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I recently stumbled across author Sarah Janisse Brown's Homeschool Journals and fell in love with her simple approach to "fun schooling" that allows room for kiddos of all ages to explore their creativity in ways that work for their particular learning styles.
D is an active 7-year-old boy who is currently at about a 4th-5th grade level. Because he gets bored easily with traditional curriculum options, we were excited to find Homeschooling Active Boys - Do-It-Yourself - Spring Journal: 3 Month Curriculum Handbook - Library Based Homeschooling:
This book is geared toward ages 7 to 14 and students should be able to read on a 2nd grade level to get the most out of this method. the books uses the Open Dyslexic Font to make it more readable for dyslexic students.
This Homeschooling Curriculum Journal is for boys who love to learn using a variety of methods, and for moms who want their kids to be more independent with their schoolwork.
This workbook includes 60 days worth of lessons and activities, with 6 pages for each day, providing about two hours of guided learning time.
Use this book 5 days per week and it will last three months, or use one page a day for year round inspration. Keep your eclectic homeschooling adventure organized and interesting!
This particular Homeschooling Journal is highly recommended for visual thinkers and students with ADHD, Aspergers, and Autism.
This journal allows you to learn everything you need to know with library books, movies and YouTube tutorials.
This book includes many activity pages: Spelling Practice, Math Practice Pages, Reading Time, Film Study, Drawing Time, Object Lessons, Meal Planning, Copywork, Logic Games, Handwriting Improvement Games, Listening Time, Observation Time, Emotion and Mood Evaluation, Nature Study, Creative Writing, Therapeutic Coloring, and several other fun and educational activities.
This homeschooling handbook was created by Sarah Janisse Brown, a dyslexia therapist and game designer with ten children. Sarah has over 25 years of homeschooling experience.
This curriculum handbook is wonderful for unschoolers, eclectic learners, delight directed homeschoolers and busy families. If you have babies and toddlers who need a lot of attention the older children can use this journal for everything, except math. This workbook is appropriate for dyslexic students, it includes Art & Logic Games to help with dyslexia, and uses the Open Dyslexic Font for easy reading.
This book can be used as a handbook for: Delight Directed Learning, Documenting Your Unschooling Journey,Charlotte Mason Inspired Homeschooling, Eclectic Homeschooling, Classical Homeschooling and Fun-Schooling.
D is really enjoying this curriculum! It offers him plenty of ways to focus his energy and I don't think he even realizes how much he is acutally learning...it's just so fun!
If you have an active kiddo and are looking for a more child-led curriculum, check out the Homeschooling Active Boys Journal and Sarah Janisse Brown's other great homeschool resources!
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