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The phrase 'Chinuch l'naar al pi darko' (educate the lad according to his way) is a famous advice from Shlomo HaMelech (the wisest man on earth). The secular world has come up with multiple intelligences as a solution to this type of education. What does Jewish sources have to say regarding this? Listen to Rabbi Rietti as he begins a series of talks on this subject.
This article is written hopefully to address some of the questions that have arisen regarding homeschooling the younger Jewish children around pre-K and K. Having home schooled a handful of Jewish children at this age myself, I am summarizing my experience to benefit others, if any. This is by no means an answer for everyone as each family dynamic is different.
I often see teachers and parents raising questions on how to teach their students/children to read. The fact is these questions are often raised when the children are already in school and having problems with reading.
What resources are out there to help your child in praying to Hashem? Find out from a mother who homeschools all her children.Jewish Wisdom
"The father is obliged to circumcise his son, to redeem him, to teach him Torah, to find him a wife, and to teach him a trade or profession". -- Talmud Bavli, Kiddushin 29a
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