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 The Reading Game. The Reading Game was created by Kenneth Hodkinson, author of the “Wordly Wise” series. It is a fast-action memory card game that will get your kids reading. The Reading Game is a supplemental learn-to-read program that correlates with most standard curriculums. It also meets the criteria … Read more
This article is in collaboration with Read Naturally. Read Naturally is a company founded by Special Education teacher Candyce Ihnot and her husband, Tom. Its programs are based on a unique strategy for helping struggling readers that Mrs. Ihnot developed while working on her Master’s Degree. Their programs support and develop the five essential components … Read more
This article is in collaboration with Ooka Island Adventure. Ooka Island Adventure is a 3D hero-mission designed to teach young children how to read. This early literacy program is designed for children ages 3 through 7 and combines the highly engaging components of a state-of-the-art online world with the scientifically proven OokaMethod that builds literacy … Read more
This post is in collaboration with Everyday Education. Everyday Education offers all kinds of homeschool resources for homeschooling through High School. Many crew members reviewed Excellence in Literature: English 1: Introduction to Literature with the Honors option. Introduction to Literature was created as a college-preparatory course. It consists of 9 units, the first one based on … Read more
This article is in collaboration with Before Five in a Row. For years, home educators have loved the Five in a Row approach to learning, a plan where the parent and child reads the same book aloud for five days in a row. After each reading, they discuss various aspects of the story or complete … Read more