This week, I am very honored to be a part of the Special Needs and Homeschooling Blog Tour, coordinated by Marla at Musings From A Special Needs Mom.
While homeschooling looks different in every home, our version of homeschool definitely has some unique qualities as I teach a child with high-functioning Autism (PDD-NOS) and two children with ADD/ADHD. As a matter of fact, our house often feels like that scene from Men in Black when the bouncing ball goes crazy.
Here at Meet Penny, I attempt to help other parents of children with these same types of special needs. If you want to find those posts easily, they are linked in the main menu bar under “Autism/ADD.”
Of course, some of the posts seem to resonate more than others. The top three posts are:
- The Ultimate Guide to Autism Home Therapy
- How We Taught Our Child with Autism to Write
- Essential Oils for Autism
Join the Special Needs and Homeschooling Blog Tour
August 11th – Katie, My Sweet Homeschool
August 12th – Heather, Golden Reflections Blog
August 13th – Tabitha, Meet Penny
August 14th – Margit, Gifted With ADD
August 15th – Marla, Musings From A Special Needs Mom
HAHA!
Oh my heavens that clip completely and visually describes our homeschool. Our middle girl is 6 1/2 and was diagnosed with ADHD and SPD and we have a rambunctious boy, who is for 4, that is always up to some antic or shenanigan. Love the part of the ball in the laboratory with the glass and Will Smith just bites his knuckle with the “well dang” look! Going to share this with Husband tonight to to share a laugh.
Thanks for the perspective and great blog!
Janett
Oh man! This is SO my homeschool house. My autistic 13yr old bounces off the walls. I just wouldn’t be surprised if he made a bouncing hole straight through my 1920’s wood floor. This made my husband & I laugh…lol Thanks for the good laugh. the key to getting through the tough stuff is being able to laugh about the hard stuff.