This was helpful because I’m virtually homeschooling my granddaughter who lives in a different state with her mother. Her mom is having me set everything up and teach the Language Arts pieces while she will teach everything else. My granddaughter has dyslexia and I’m a retired special education director with personal homeschooling experience. I homeschooled my kids through high school. One of mine was severely dyslexic, dysgraphic, dyscalclic, and dyspraxic. She now reads and comprehends well.
We are planning on starting our homeschool "journey " 2025/2026 school year. My daughter will then be 4th grader. This content has been great for beginning research intro what is out there, especially from secular viewpoint. While I don't mind some religious influence, I need real science and real social studies and history. Thanks for sharing!
MUS is awesome!!! I think ur sister could learn how to use a curriculum that isn’t open and go!!! You could teach her how to use it!!! We did crash course science the 1st year we homeschooled and it was awesome!!!
