STEP #3: STUDY YOUR CHILD

Every ChiLD IS DIFFERENT

What is Your Child's Grade Level?

Wait! This is a trick question!

You see, homeschooled children are often working at several different grade levels, in several different subjects, at any one time -- that's the beauty of home education! So don't get stressed out here!

Here are some tips for different grade levels:

What is Your Child's Learning Style?

Children will often have a particular way they learn best.
Although some utilize all three of these styles,
most will tend toward one dominant style.
Try to design your child's educational program
with learning styles in mind.

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Visual Learners

Visual learners learn best using pictures, videos, printed instructions and reading silently.

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Auditory Learners

Auditory learners learn best using CDs, audio tapes, verbal instructions, and listening to someone reading aloud.

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Kinesthetic Learners

Kinesthetic learners learn best with manipulatives, hand-on projects, games, and lots of examples.

WANT MORE DETAILS?

Check our blog post, "Discovering & Developing Your Child's Learning Styles" for details and links for each style.

Or visit our "Homeschooling Styles & Tools" page.

Keep calm and pretend it's on your lesson plan.

CONTINUE TO THE NEXT STEP IN GETTING STARTED HOMESCHOOLING:

CONSIDER YOUR STYLE