How the AMBUCS Gave my Autistic Child Confidence to Ride a Bike
We often take for granted all the skills involved in riding a bike. Our local AMBUCS chapter played a role in getting our child a bike to ride
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4 Fall Traditions and A Sensory Look at the Season
we had endless discussions about the definition of fall and how it could be summer one day and winter the next. We also had the chance to finally experience fall sensory activities for ourselves.
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5 Easy Ways to Adapt Curriculum for Out-of-the-Box Kids
The ability to adapt curriculum is a perk of homeschooling; we get to provide a customized education where each child can thrive exactly where they are at. My children are above and below grade level in different subjects and is difficult for a school to accelerate and accommodate different needs at the same time.
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American Sign Language as a High School Foreign Language for Homeschoolers
There is no doubt foreign language is a more challenging class to teach in your homeschool. Unless one parent is bilingual, it is likely a class you will look to outsource locally or online.
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Snapshot of a New Special Needs Parent
We have made a pretty good normal for ourselves over the last 5 years. It’s taken some time and I’m still caught off guard on occasion. Fun family activities that others take for granted, like going to the movies, are often not an option for our family.
