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Homeschool Kindergarten: Curriculum and Methods

Homeschool can be incredible instructive, but sometimes you might wonder what the best approach to homeschool kindergarten is. There are so many methods to developing curriculum that help with this question. By Marianne Sunderland

Laura Lurns Last updated August 30, 2016 · 1 min read

Homeschooling Kindergarten age children can be both challenging and rewarding through the whole process. There should always be a method in which the teaching is happening and goals to make the process of learning smooth. Success of teaching can come with time, and in this case: a successful 24 year old from the program.

Tips and curriculum on Homeschooling your kindergartner.

Hands on is the way to be! Teaching mathematics, history, and reading are all imperative to homeschooling kindergarten, just as any kindergartener must learn. So what better way to teach than with math link cubs, read aloud stories, and ant farms for science and engaging children in what they are learning takes teaching one step further and helps define homeschooling.

Key takeaways

Homeschooling for kindergarten should be enjoyable for the parent and the child. The activities should be stimulating, age-appropriate for the children and focus on the 3 R’s – reading, writing, arithmetic.
Resources for what your child should know by the end of kindergarten are available. Some of these requirement should include: following rules, cutting in line with scissors, establish right or left dominance, holding a crayon correctly, etc.
Using multi-sensory learning is a way to learn and still have fun. Seeing, touching, hearing, smelling, and tasting can make the learning a more efficient practice than the standard classroom way of learning.

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Laura Lurns · Learning Success expert Writes about the learning brain for parents who want plain answers. Every article is grounded in current neuroscience and classroom practice.

Tips and curriculum on Homeschooling your kindergartner.

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