We have been working on strengthening D’s Shoulder Girdle to improve stability and aid control needed for improved handwriting as well as being able to do a handstand. I ran across this helpful site on the Well Trained Mind Forum. So many helpful threads there!
Fun Shoulder Exercises For Kids! These Exercises May Also Help Fine Motor Skills.
So glad I landed on this little treasure. I can’t wait to explore all the cool sites that have been shared here. Hoping stoke the coals and build a tiny flame.
Some nice resources for students with Intellectual Disabilities can be found here.
FCTD | Disability Intellectual Disability.
Nice resource for watching flowers, bugs and
birds in our gardens
Photo Gallery | Pathways. Open house on Saturday February 23rd from 11:00 to 1:30. 737 E. Guadalupe. Small, flexible, personalized. I have not been to this school myself, but it was recommended by a member in the ESA group.
Ability Times a blog for students with disabilities at Tunxis Community College lists some useful apps! I’m going to be checking a few of these out. Especially the readers, and organizers and recorders. It’s always like a treasure hunt.
Amazing Apps for you iPod, iPad, and Android | Ability Times.
D and I have been having a great time with our new online Science program. Supercharged Science. Nothing like good science to get you fired up! Love the way you gather a box full of stuff around the house plus a few extras and away you go one fun experiment after another. Science just makes the whole world light up.
Hope you enjoy some of these thoughtful and informative videos, fan the flames of interest, and keep that fire burning.
Schedule of Events | AzScitechFest. Cool science in Phoenix.
Make Something
Encouraging Christian Community Through Discipleship, Literacy and Innovation
Montessori Ramblings and Discussion
Serving Barrie and Richmond Hill, Ontario, Canada.
“Laws and treaties are not enough; what is required is a new world, full of miracles.” (Maria Montessori)
"As my mind begins to spread its wings, there's no stopping curiosity.." Jack Johnson
Teaching English as a Foreign Language
Homeschooling in the Desert with Intention and Hope and Special Needs
Homeschooling in the Desert with Intention and Hope and Special Needs
This is a journal, of sorts, of an organic garden in SW Michigan. "Ut sementem feceris, ita metes: non semper erit aestas."
A little more complicated than 2+2
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Getting Through All Life Slings Her Way
SERC Home School Resources (photo below by Tyler Bell)
Follow the child.
Homeschooling in the Desert with Intention and Hope and Special Needs
Homeschooling in the Desert with Intention and Hope and Special Needs
Homeschooling in the Desert with Intention and Hope and Special Needs
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