STUDY YOUR CHILD
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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! Some homeschooling parents are comforted (or challenged -- depending upon the parent!) by checking out a standard "scope & sequence" chart to see what a "typical" child is learning at each grade level. Click the button below if you would like to view some sample scope & sequence charts. (Note: The World Book link is no longer operational.)
It can be helpful to consider whether your child has a particular learning style. Although some children utilize all three of these styles listed below, many children will tend toward one. For more details, visit our Homeschooling Styles & Tools web page. Try to design your child's educational program with these considerations in mind.
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Auditory learners learn best using CDs, audio tapes, verbal instructions, and listening to someone reading aloud.
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Kinesthetic learners learn best with manipulatives, hand-on projects, games, and lots of examples.
© 2018 Network of Iowa Christian Home Educators & Julie Naberhaus adapted from "The ABC's of Homeschooling in Iowa" by Julie Naberhaus
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