Uploaded April 2021 | Updated September 2026, 6 hours ago
0:00 My Background in Education
5:54 Intro to AAR Adaptation
8:13 Overview of AAR Level 1
12:00 How to Adapt a Lesson
25:45 Wrap Up and Finding Additional Support
You can get a lot of fantastic free resources from the All About Learning website: resources.allaboutlearningpress.com
You can make custom handwriting sheets here: worksheetworks.com/english/writing/handwriting.html
The Sight Words website has some really great games. You can make custom word lists based on what your child is working on, or even use phonograms you need to practice to help reinforce what you're learning. Use your word card words, or words from the fluency sheet. sightwords.com/sight-words/games
Spelling City has online games as well as printable games you can use to turn the words you're working on into spelling words: spellingcity.com
This is fun for large motor skills. You can make words with the mat if spelling is helpful: amzn.to/318LdZQ If spelling isn't helpful, you can get a dry erase mat like this and write the words on the mat, allowing your child to use it like a Twister board (I'm not sure the material of the Twister game, but you "may" be able to use a dry erase or permanent marker on that - if you use a permanent marker, clean it off with a rag and rubbing alcohol.) amzn.to/3slgMvu
Hi! I’m Laura, homeschooling mom to three, I believe life is about learning; and motherhood is no exception. With children constantly growing and changing and life forever moving forward, there are always new challenges to overcome. As I journey through motherhood, I am learning more and more the importance of balance.
I’m eager to hear from you too, because this journey of motherhood can be overwhelming, and us mammas gotta stick together!
“Therefore encourage one another and build up one another, just as you also are doing.” ~1Thessalonians 5:11
Follow me on Instagram: instagram.com/laura_balanced_vitality
Connect with me on facebook: facebook.com/balancedvitalitywithlaura
I do not use affiliate links for amazon. Please use smile.amazon.com and a portion of any order you place will go to the charity of your choice.
0:00 My Background in Education
5:54 Intro to AAR Adaptation
8:13 Overview of AAR Level 1
12:00 How to Adapt a Lesson
25:45 Wrap Up and Finding Additional Support
You can get a lot of fantastic free resources from the All About Learning website: resources.allaboutlearningpress.com
You can make custom handwriting sheets here: worksheetworks.com/english/writing/handwriting.html
The Sight Words website has some really great games. You can make custom word lists based on what your child is working on, or even use phonograms you need to practice to help reinforce what you're learning. Use your word card words, or words from the fluency sheet. sightwords.com/sight-words/games
Spelling City has online games as well as printable games you can use to turn the words you're working on into spelling words: spellingcity.com
This is fun for large motor skills. You can make words with the mat if spelling is helpful: amzn.to/318LdZQ If spelling isn't helpful, you can get a dry erase mat like this and write the words on the mat, allowing your child to use it like a Twister board (I'm not sure the material of the Twister game, but you "may" be able to use a dry erase or permanent marker on that - if you use a permanent marker, clean it off with a rag and rubbing alcohol.) amzn.to/3slgMvu
Hi! I’m Laura, homeschooling mom to three, I believe life is about learning; and motherhood is no exception. With children constantly growing and changing and life forever moving forward, there are always new challenges to overcome. As I journey through motherhood, I am learning more and more the importance of balance.
I’m eager to hear from you too, because this journey of motherhood can be overwhelming, and us mammas gotta stick together!
“Therefore encourage one another and build up one another, just as you also are doing.” ~1Thessalonians 5:11
Follow me on Instagram: instagram.com/laura_balanced_vitality
Connect with me on facebook: facebook.com/balancedvitalitywithlaura
I do not use affiliate links for amazon. Please use smile.amazon.com and a portion of any order you place will go to the charity of your choice.
