At HomeschoolingFinds.com, we share resources, tools, and tips to help you teach reading comprehension, grammar, and spelling. Whether you need to find a new book unit study, a different way to teach nouns, verbs, and adjectives, or your reader is just starting on the literacy journey, you’ll find a variety of curricula and homeschool resources to help your family. From games to workbooks, we have your language arts needs covered.
This article is in collaboration with Everyday Education, LLC. Teaching reading, writing, and literature doesn’t have to be complicated. Everyday Education, LLC offers tools to help you teach these subjects and more. Members of the Homeschool Review Crew got to review a few of their products aimed at making English and language arts a little … Read more
This article is in collaboration with Spencer Learning. Do you have a student who struggles to read? Does your child have Dyslexia or other learning disabilities? What about Autism? If so, then The Ultimate Phonics Reading Program by Spencer Learning may be just what you need. The crew recently reviewed this program with a variety … Read more
This post is in collaboration with jollyliteracy.com. Take the stress and worry out of teaching your child to read and write by allowing them to actually build words using Can Do Cubes from jollyliteracy.com and just2ducks LLC. Can Do Cubes are the answer to your little learner’s quest for mastering the English language. The Schoolhouse … Read more
This article is in collaboration with jollyliteracy.com. A Fun Way to Teach Phonics and Grammar: jollyliteracy.com. Children learn better when they’re having fun, and jollyliteracy.com offers two products to help elementary school children learn to read and properly use grammar in a fun, interactive way. Members of the Crew received two different products from jollyliteracy.com (just2ducks LLC): … Read more
This article is in collaboration with Talking Fingers, Inc. When teaching children to read, it’s fundamentally important to teach letters and their corresponding phonograms. For many children this process is extremely repetitive, so a product like Talking Shapes from Talking Fingers, Inc. is a great resource to engage students in a fun, interactive way. Talking … Read more