Homeschool Organization and Paper Clutter NOW!
In an effort to be resourceful, you’ve printed off dozens of free alphabet worksheets to keep your child busy. If you print off enough free alphabet worksheets, surely your child will be able to read. Right?
There’s just ONE problem. Does knowing alphabet letters and sounds alone teach your child to read? Nope.
But, teach your child HOW to blend sounds to read whole words, and you open up the world of reading for your child.
When you have an organized phonics curriculum where each page has a home, you’re already winning the battle of homeschool organization! I’ll be it would feel pretty good to STOP drowning in paper clutter, too.
When your Kindergarten and 1st grade reading curriculum supports your homeschool organization and paper clutter is at a minimum, you’re already ahead!
Personally, I love binders. Quick. Sturdy. Your child doesn’t have to fiddle with duo-tang tabs (which you’ll have to help them with anyway).
When your child knows where each decodable text, word grid and student page goes after the lesson, she can organize these pages independently.
When your child does NOT know to put the decodable text or word grid after the lesson, where will you find it? Likely in a random spot on the kitchen table, adding to your lack of homeschool organization and paper clutter.
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Your phonics guide,
Melanie
