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Shame on Mama!
My heart melted this morning. Little Miss was at the table coloring while everyone else was getting ready for church. Yet again she is sick and is having to stay home. She was drawing a really cute picture of people … Continue reading
She is reading words!
So, I fell off the face of the earth again for a while. Sorry. We had holidays, illnesses, a surprise get away for my anniversary with my amazing hubby and we have…..reading! Yep, we are doing it. My girl is … Continue reading
Posted in 22Q, homeschooling, Nonverbal, Uncategorized
Tagged 22Q11, home-school, Homeschooling special needs kids, non-verbal, special needs child, VCFS
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We Have Cake & Will Eat it Too!
It has been a busy few weeks! Schooling six kids is WORK! I feel like we are getting in a groove now and things are moving along. Not sure where they are going always but they are going. Little Miss … Continue reading
Research, Plan, Research, Plan, Question Myself, Plan
I had a small meltdown a few weeks ago. I’m blaming it on lack of coffee, or more specifically the creamer that goes in the coffee. Now that that is done I am ready to dive back in. This past few … Continue reading
Teaching My Non-Verbal Child to Read: First Thing First
Today we had Little Miss’s non-verbal cognitive testing done. I figured before we start officially schooling her we needed to have a good grasp on her strengths and weaknesses. I was not sure what all we would learn but if … Continue reading
A New Adventure: Teaching a Non-verbal Child to Read
August 1, 2013. Welcome to what is turning into, for a while, my chronicling/ranting of/on a new adventure. Teaching a non-verbal child to read. MY new adventure teaching MY non-verbal child to read. (Insert big sigh here.) I know it … Continue reading
2013? What happened to 2012?
Been awhile since i’ve been on here. Think I forgot how it all works:) As I stated on another blog accidentally, due to illness that led to hospital stays, that led to a feeding tube that led to a … Continue reading
