This week's reading so far have included : A Child's History of the World, Marco Polo, The Princess & the Goblin, and Science Lab in a Supermarket. And he continues with Spelling Skills every day. That book has done wonders for his reading ability. He does several pages of activities for 40 new words and 2 pages of grammar each week. The best part is that he loves it! I also pulled out the HOP Master Level. There are 4 levels of difficulty - blue, green, orange, then red. Each one is supposed to be more difficult than the last. We first got the program in November of 2009 and at that time he was struggling through the blue level, which is the easiest. We put it away for a while and then last week I pulled it out again to see what he could do. I grabbed the last story card from the 4th and hardest level (red) and he read the card with no problem. WOW! I mean I knew his reading improved since I recognized his dozens of dyslexia symptoms and we jumped into a multi-sensory reading approach, but the strides made in only 2 years are really incredible. I love homeschooling.
Wednesday, October 19, 2011
Scout Camp Weekend
This week's reading so far have included : A Child's History of the World, Marco Polo, The Princess & the Goblin, and Science Lab in a Supermarket. And he continues with Spelling Skills every day. That book has done wonders for his reading ability. He does several pages of activities for 40 new words and 2 pages of grammar each week. The best part is that he loves it! I also pulled out the HOP Master Level. There are 4 levels of difficulty - blue, green, orange, then red. Each one is supposed to be more difficult than the last. We first got the program in November of 2009 and at that time he was struggling through the blue level, which is the easiest. We put it away for a while and then last week I pulled it out again to see what he could do. I grabbed the last story card from the 4th and hardest level (red) and he read the card with no problem. WOW! I mean I knew his reading improved since I recognized his dozens of dyslexia symptoms and we jumped into a multi-sensory reading approach, but the strides made in only 2 years are really incredible. I love homeschooling.
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Looks like you had a lot of fun.
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