All Posts by Michelle, Homeschool Mom and Guest Blogger

Syllable Clap Card Game(This game addresses syllables in a tangible way.  It also addresses counting, number recognition, and motor skills.  I also recommend this activity for sensory input as your child can clap as loud or hard as he/she may need.) How to Play Today we played with syllables!  I used this activity for my 3 […]

Here is a fun spelling game from Michelle.Hello again!  I’ve been up late taping words to dart gun targets!  I have a sneaking suspicion that this game will quickly become a favorite with my boys!  For my 2 year old, I used several closed syllable 3 letter words, a few vowel buddy words (including one […]

Phonogram Fun for Older Learners  As I mentioned in my first blog entry, I am helping my oldest son (age 8) to overcome the “Sight Word Dead End”.  If you didn’t see that blog entry, I mistakenly used sight words and letter sounds to teach him to read.  While he is an incredible reader despite […]

Phonogram GamesWe would like to introduce to you to Michelle, one of our amazing, creative homeschool moms.  She too, is all about making learning phonograms fun and is sharing her ideas and play-filled activities with us.  We thought this was especially fun and can’t wait to see what she comes up with next!  Be sure […]