Guest guest Posted July 18, 2001 Report Share Posted July 18, 2001 Lolita, I homeschool my two boys and . I checked these sites out and their great. Thanks very much... > >Reply-To: GFCFKids >To: GFCFKids >Subject: Re: Homeschooling >Date: Tue, 17 Jul 2001 18:52:29 -0500 > > Here's a site. http://www.nldontheweb.org/homeschooling.htm > >Here's some info >http://www.home-ed-magazine.com/HSRSC/hsrsc_lws.rgs.html >http://www.learningtreasures.com/ http://www.easyhomeschool.com/ >http://eho.org/ http://www.easyfunschool.com/ >http://www.teach-at-home.com/ > >Here's a pretty neat site for little ones http://www.learningpage.com/ > >What you teach, and what curriculum you use would depend on your child's >abilities and temperament. If he has learned to read, then you would need >to continue working with improving. If he has not learned, but is ready >(knows his lower and upper case letters, and phonic letter sounds) then you >would want a phonetic reading program ( I use old SRA basic readers, but >there are many out there). If he still needs to learn his letters and >sounds then I can recommend a free on-line program. : freephonics@... >(though you have to take a test and be approved, it's worked for my ASD >child). > >I homeschool 6 of 7 kids (the 7th is two). All must participate in some >way. My youngest color, or play with quiet toys while we homeschool, (or >watch a t.v. program). Depending on your 6 yo ability, some work may be >done without your complete attention (math problems, after going over the >page with him). If he needs your complete attention, then chances are his >attention span is not very great. In this case you need to break up your >work into 10-20 min. sessions, again depending on his ability. > >For 6 yo olds I concentrate on math and reading. You can pick some of the >reading words for short spelling list (and writing practice). Science is >kitchen going ons, and nature walks, learning about plants and animals, >zoo's etc. History is learning a little about the holidays, and places >around them. (their address and what that means on a map). > >Sorry I didn't get your e-mail address. But if you have any question, I'll >do my best to answer. > >Lolita > > > >I am gathering information about homeschooling autistic children in > > >the hopes that we may embark upon a program for my six year old > > >autistic son. If there is anyone out there that can give me some > > >resources and tips on how to get started,what curriculum to use, how > > >to do one-on-one with two other children around, cover schools, etc., > > >please email me. > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 18, 2001 Report Share Posted July 18, 2001 oops...I just noticed that I had used *their*...instead of they're...not good for a homeschool mom...*smiles* > >Reply-To: GFCFKids >To: GFCFKids >Subject: Re: Homeschooling >Date: Tue, 17 Jul 2001 18:52:29 -0500 > > Here's a site. http://www.nldontheweb.org/homeschooling.htm > >Here's some info >http://www.home-ed-magazine.com/HSRSC/hsrsc_lws.rgs.html >http://www.learningtreasures.com/ http://www.easyhomeschool.com/ >http://eho.org/ http://www.easyfunschool.com/ >http://www.teach-at-home.com/ > >Here's a pretty neat site for little ones http://www.learningpage.com/ > >What you teach, and what curriculum you use would depend on your child's >abilities and temperament. If he has learned to read, then you would need >to continue working with improving. If he has not learned, but is ready >(knows his lower and upper case letters, and phonic letter sounds) then you >would want a phonetic reading program ( I use old SRA basic readers, but >there are many out there). If he still needs to learn his letters and >sounds then I can recommend a free on-line program. : freephonics@... >(though you have to take a test and be approved, it's worked for my ASD >child). > >I homeschool 6 of 7 kids (the 7th is two). All must participate in some >way. My youngest color, or play with quiet toys while we homeschool, (or >watch a t.v. program). Depending on your 6 yo ability, some work may be >done without your complete attention (math problems, after going over the >page with him). If he needs your complete attention, then chances are his >attention span is not very great. In this case you need to break up your >work into 10-20 min. sessions, again depending on his ability. > >For 6 yo olds I concentrate on math and reading. You can pick some of the >reading words for short spelling list (and writing practice). Science is >kitchen going ons, and nature walks, learning about plants and animals, >zoo's etc. History is learning a little about the holidays, and places >around them. (their address and what that means on a map). > >Sorry I didn't get your e-mail address. But if you have any question, I'll >do my best to answer. > >Lolita > > > >I am gathering information about homeschooling autistic children in > > >the hopes that we may embark upon a program for my six year old > > >autistic son. If there is anyone out there that can give me some > > >resources and tips on how to get started,what curriculum to use, how > > >to do one-on-one with two other children around, cover schools, etc., > > >please email me. > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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