BEST SIGHT WORD Early Readers | Special Needs Homeschooling | Down Syndrome

Teaching reading is a huge part of any homeschooling mom's day. Add to it a child with Down syndrome or other special need and it can be time consuming. These sight word books by Margaret Hillert are by far my favorite books to teach sight words to my son Joseph. I love that he can actually read a book at a good pace without sounding out every word. Automaticity is what I'm aiming for and these books have helped immensely. MORE VIDEOS YOU MIGHT LIKE All About Reading Level 1 Review    • All About Reading Level 1 REVIEW | How I C...   Watch Me Homeschool All About Reading    • WATCH ME HOMESCHOOL | Down Syndrome | All ...   Homeschooling With Down Syndrome    • ✏Homeschooling with Down Syndrome & Free B...   SHOP THIS VIDEO Sight Word Books I'm Using https://amzn.to/2ri1nyz My Camera https://amzn.to/2HDMAYk My Tripod https://amzn.to/2HjjHBu (currently 20% off) Hi friends! I'm Jennifer, a forty-something wife and mother of 7 children ages 4 - 20. We are Catholic. We homeschool. We cook from scratch. We farm cranberries. We drink coffee. We advocate for Down syndrome awareness. We are loud. We are chaotic. Here I'll share vlogs about all these things, what I'm doing that works and what I've tried but didn't work. I hope to encourage you in your journey through motherhood, homeschooling, learning to cook, and growing in your faith through it all. For written blogs you can find me at https://camphomeschool.blogspot.com/ Instagram   / acountry_life   Facebook   / camphomeschool   This post contains affiliate links. Please know if a purchase is made through one of these links I receive a small percentage of the sale. Thank you for shopping through my links.