United States
@ahmed
Our approach: a gentle start to the morning.
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We tried How to Teach Music - Music and Neurodiversity: A practical guide for teachers and parents in our morning learning block, and it fitted our routine well. It helped with listening closely before trying something ourselves. We liked having a resource to return to instead of starting from scratch.
We tried Aesop’s Fables: My Book about Reading, Writing, and Thinking,: Dyslexia Version alongside a weekly co-op, and it fitted our routine well. It helped with talking through a thought before writing it down. We made room for extra discussion rather than trying to finish quickly.
We tried A Level Business Course - Online Learning & Career Preparation during a quiet afternoon session, and it fitted our routine well. It helped with making time to practise a useful skill. It was a welcome addition, though we still adjusted it to suit our week.
We tried AIM Trillium Teaching as part of our home learning routine, and it fitted our routine well. It helped with revisiting useful words in short sessions. We would recommend looking at the publisher’s sample before deciding.
We tried 2GS – Euro when we wanted a change of pace, and it fitted our routine well. It helped with talking through how we reached an answer. For us, the value was in returning to it regularly.
We tried All About Spelling on the days we learned together, and it fitted our routine well. It helped with returning to familiar sounds with confidence. We liked the direction it gave us while leaving room to add our own ideas.
We tried Among the Leaves: by The Good and the Beautiful Team during a shorter school week, and it fitted our routine well. It helped with writing down questions to explore later. We would keep it in our regular rotation.
We tried A River of Voices: The History of the United States in a small learning space, and it fitted our routine well. It helped with asking whose perspective we were reading. It gave us a useful starting point, and we adapted the pace.
We tried Collins School Atlases - Collins School Atlas: Ideal for learning at school and at home at the kitchen table, and it fitted our routine well. It helped with talking about places beyond our own community. A useful resource, though we needed to adapt more than we expected.
We tried Canadian Creative Colouring: Plants between our library visits, and it fitted our routine well. It helped with trying an idea without worrying about perfection. It worked best when we kept sessions short and consistent.