The Unique Learner's
Homeschool & Special Education Blog
Learn from Sue’s 30+ years of experience and gain first-hand insight to teach help you teach your unique learner! Our homeschool and special education blog covers a variety of categories to help you with your unique learner, such as cognitive skills, organization, math, reading, and so many more.
Discover St. Patrick’s Day Activities to Make Your Homeschool Fun
From crafting Leprechaun traps to games that challenge both wit and wisdom, St. Patrick’s Day ideas provides the perfect backdrop for joyful learning adventures.
As you weave these St. Patrick’s Day activities into your homeschooling routine, every idea becomes a building block of knowledge wrapped in the joy of creation.
Unlock Subtraction with Regrouping Using Storytelling for Dyscalculia Success
In this magical journey of numbers and narratives, we unlock the secrets of subtraction with regrouping, offering homeschool moms innovative tools to help their children conquer the challenges posed by subtraction.
How to Masterfully Make Valentine’s Crafts into a Memorable Homeschool Celebration
n a world that often rushes from one event to the next, taking the time to thoughtfully reimagine Valentine’s Day activities within your homeschool has the power to create lasting impressions and cherished memories. By blending traditional activities with innovative learning strategies, you can make Valentine’s Crafts into a celebration that goes beyond the commercial aspect, embedding valuable lessons that resonate with your children’s everyday lives.
How to Revolutionize your Homeschool with Brain-Based Learning
This article explores the concept of brain-based learning in homeschooling, its benefits, and practical strategies to incorporate into your homeschool routine.
Amazing Math Dots: Making Connections for Dyscalculia
In the world of numbers and equations, where digits dance and patterns play, some children find themselves lost, struggling to follow the rhythm. For those with dyscalculia, mathematical concepts often seem like an unsolvable puzzle. Yet, within this challenge lies an inspiring solution—an innovative tool known as “math dots.” Imagine a bridge built out of simple, yet powerful visual connections, guiding these young minds across the daunting ravine of numerical confusion. Math dots offer a fresh perspective, turning abstract numbers into tangible connections, making math not just accessible but exciting.
As we delve into the realm of math dots, we’ll explore how these seemingly simple dots can unlock new pathways of understanding for children with dyscalculia. The beauty of this method lies in its simplicity and its ability to transform the learning experience from frustrating to fun. Like stepping stones through a river, math dots help children develop spatial awareness and pattern recognition, two crucial skills often underdeveloped in those with math learning issues. By using practical methods to teach math dots, educators and parents can empower their children, turning a mountain of math anxiety into a hill worth climbing. Join us as we unravel the potential of math dots, where each connection made becomes a step toward mathematical confidence and mastery.
38 Fun Spelling Games and Activities to Boost Phonics Skills
In a world where screens and digital distractions dominate, the challenge of teaching children foundational skills like spelling and phonics becomes increasingly complex. But imagine a realm where learning these essential skills transforms into an adventure, bursting with creativity and excitement. This is not just wishful thinking; it’s entirely possible by harnessing the magic of fun spelling games. These engaging activities are not only educational but also captivating, as they turn the mundane task of memorizing words into a delightful journey filled with laughter and discovery.
Hi, I'm Sue Hegg!
I am a learning specialist with over 30 years of experience as a classroom teacher, special education teacher, academic therapist, speaker, and consultant. Throughout my career I have worked primarily with students with dyslexia, ADHD, autism, anxiety issues, and prenatal exposure to alcohol/substances.
I am also a veteran homeschool mom of 20+ years. I have three adult children we homeschooled all the way through, each with some type of specialized learning need, including dyslexia, anxiety, and academically giftedness. I also have an amazing adopted guy who has multiple special needs and has moved between homeschool and special education in public school. I understand unique learners from both parents and home educators perspectives.
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