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Practical ways to build number confidence through cooking, money, games and journeys, and how to combine everyday maths with a little regular practice of the basics.
Read more →A practical guide to making reading aloud a lasting habit in home education, from choosing books above your child's level to keeping it going with audiobooks, busy hands and light discussion.
Read more →Practical, UK-focused ideas for helping children remember spellings, from teaching patterns and using Look, Say, Cover, Write, Check to revisiting tricky words over time.
Read more →Practical ideas for keeping a steady rhythm through the winter term, from working with the daylight and adjusting routines to keeping core skills ticking over and planning a lighter run-up to Christmas.
Read more →Practical ideas for helping reluctant young writers in a home education setting, from separating ideas from handwriting to giving writing a real purpose and keeping sessions short.
Read more →Practical ways for home educating parents to teach children of different ages together, from shared topic work and independent skills practice to staggering one-to-one time and planning the week in blocks.
Read more →MemOrLearn's rebuilt Math Fluency module now has a timer that adapts to your child's pace and twelve grades covering facts up to 15, with no negative answers and all existing progress kept.
Read more →MemOrLearn's new Parent and Child accounts and pricing are now live and open to new sign-ups, including how the multi-child discount builds up when children are added one at a time.
Read more →Full details on MemOrLearn's move to Parent and Child accounts: automatic conversion, no data loss, lower pricing from your next renewal, and what Parents need to do on release day, expected 8th October 2026.
Read more →MemOrLearn is moving to a single Parent account structure with Child accounts managed underneath it, alongside a new tiered pricing model — expected to launch by 10th October 2026.
Read more →Why typing deserves a proper place in a home education routine rather than being left to chance, and practical tips on technique, pacing, and building the habit early.
Read more →Practical, UK-focused tips for helping home educated children build genuine times tables fluency, from teaching understanding before speed to using patterns and varied practice formats.
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