How to Homeschool to Catch Up a Grade or Subject Over the Summer

Can you really homeschool an entire grade or an entire subject over the summer and have your child caught up before the next school year?
Resources mentioned:
Can Your Homeschool an Entire Grade over the Summer? (post) - raisingarrows.net/can-you-hom...
How to Homeschool an Entire Grade over the Summer (podcast) - raisingarrows.net/2018/03/hom...
Homeschool Education Gaps - • Teaching Your Kids EVE...
Compass Classroom - affiliates.compassclassroom.c...
Khan Academy - www.khanacademy.org/
Kumon Workbooks - www.christianbook.com/page/ho...
Beacon Handbook - amzn.to/3yk2UcY
MLA Handbook - amzn.to/4dzDwjs

[@Nikki-ks6wi]

I’m starting homeschool for my kiddo and I am so excited your podcast changed me so much God Bless you and thank you!

[@AaWa-dp4oq]

This video helps me have a sigh of relief that we can get caught up!

[@starzyk6897]

Dear Amy! Thank you so much!!!! I love your wisdom!!!!!! Love from Ania from Poland

[@brendahowell5946]

Needed this ! Thanks been ruff first year homeschooling

[@jonid2410]

Thankyou, I appreciated all the info! Any recommendations for spelling?

[@AmyRaisingArrows]

Check out this post on my blog for ideas - raisingarrows.net/why-i-dont-automatically-teach-spelling/

[@lillahigdon771]

😊

[@shayj3373]

TY ...... Needed this so much....... 🤗💕 Wish I could reach thru cyberland and give you a huge hug....

[@AmyRaisingArrows]

Awww, you are so welcome!

[@ashleymetcalf4611]

Do you have any recommendations for a struggling reader?? He is 10 years old!!

[@AmyRaisingArrows]

If you are looking for a program he can do mostly on his own, I recommend Reading Horizons Discovery online program - athome.readinghorizons.com/?a_aid=raisingarrows I also like the concept behind Teach Your Child to Read in 100 Easy Lessons as a way to get them to read a word fluidly, which is often the biggest obstacle to reading well - amzn.to/3K6QZBy

[@amycharpie1305]

All About Reading 🥰

[@YearofShakespeare]

Check out Dash Into Reading. It’s child-friendly physical books that are phonics-based. Sequential stories that have the lesson built right into the book, so it’s open and go easy.

[@stillwatersfarm8499]

you aren’t alone! We had a move, and my 9.5 yo is behind in reading. We started doing Time 4 Learning as a remedial catch up. I put him a grade back for reading and grade level for math, science and social studies. I’m seeing a big improvement already.

[@tiffanyhoudesheldt7004]

Too expensive for us. Maybe I’ll try the good and the beautiful.