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Harnessing the Power of Living Books in Education: Benefits Activities and Teaching Strategies
A living book is a narrative-driven, engaging story that presents information through compelling characters and vivid storytelling rather than dry facts or lists. Unlike textbooks or reference books, living books are written by authors passionate about their subject, often weaving history, science, or philosophy into stories that feel alive and relatable.


Why First Start Reading?
First Start Reading is Memoria Press’ phonics program that covers the kindergarten phonics taught at Highlands Latin School. After completing First Start Reading, our first and second graders continue with Classical Phonics and Traditional Spelling.


Unlocking the Secrets to Successful Homeschooling: The 3 R's Research, Relevance & Reflection
Learning how to reseach homeschool and find out the best method for your child and fmaily


Why Reading Comprehension Matters for All Ages
Even beyond childhood, reading comprehension continues to be vital. Adults are often required to read complex documents for work, educatio


Teaching Anzac Day to Children: A Personal Story of Honoring Remembrance and War
Anzac Day poppies for remembrance


A Guide to Spectrum Spelling: Why It Works
In the world of homeschooling, finding effective educational tools can feel like a daunting task. Parents want resources that not only engage their children but also help them master essential skills. One such resource that's been making waves is the Spectrum Spelling program. So, what exactly is it, and how can parents make the most out of it? In this post, we will explore the Spectrum Spelling program, its numerous benefits, awards it has earned, and why it's particularly e


How to Support a Child with Auditory Processing Disorder: Homeschooling Tips, Signs, and Multisensory Programs for Reading and Spelling
Auditory Processing Disorder (APD) can pose significant hurdles for children, especially when they try to master essential academic skills like reading and spelling. As a parent, it's crucial to understand what APD is and how to accommodate your child’s learning needs effectively in a homeschooling setup. This guide will help you identify the signs of APD, understand its impact on learning, and provide practical tips using multisensory programs such as Orton-Gillingham.
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