by Bee Johnson, Creative Director, Homer
Homer members know that learning to read together at home makes all the difference for a child’s future. It’s also lots of fun. Here are some parent tips on learning to read through Aesop’s Fables.
by Laura Fitzgerald Cooper, Mother of 3 Boys & Author, NoRealPlot
Time gets weird when you’re in charge of children. But when it comes to learning to read, slow and steady wins the race.
by Laura Fitzgerald Cooper, Mother of 3 Boys & Author, NoRealPlot
Ah, the adorable kid blooper. They say “I led the pigeon to the flag.” They sing “Gladly, the Cross-Eyed Bear.” Their moms get “very close veins.”
by Peggy Kaye, Director of Learning, Homer
Why Homer has become a part of so many homeschooling routines.
by Stephanie Dua, Founder & CEO, Learn with Homer
Every parent knows that learning to read starts at home. Follow these tips to make learning fun and fruitful.