What do you teach a child in kindergarten? How long should the school day be? Is kindergarten required? Will my child be behind if I don’t use a kindergarten curriculum? Are these some of the questions you have about homeschooling a child in kindergarten? If so, I’m so glad you are here! I have some simple information and suggestions in this article, so keep reading, because I want you to go away feeling empowered and encouraged about homeschooling your child in kindergarten.

Are you questioning your ability to homeschool your children? Do you ask yourself, Am I smart enough to homeschool my children? In this blog post I want to help you feel more comfortable, empowered, and confident that you can homeschool your children.

You can homeschool a child with dyslexia. In fact, in my opinion, homeschooling might be the best option for a child with this type of learning challenge. You can take just about any curricula and modify it to meet your child’s needs. Here are some ideas and tips to homeschool your child with dyslexia.

Homeschooling Your Preschooler. You can go all in on a preschool curriculum that guides you with lesson plans etc., or you can just get some simple supplies, or you can simply wait to start school until they are older.