Kinesthetic
Logic of English Foundations– This program is built for wiggly kids. Reading and spelling are taught with active games that engage busy children. I used this with my own kinesthetic learner with amazing results.
Oak Meadow– This program contains many ideas to help kinesthetic learners. It doesn’t require children to be still in their seats, and has a WONDERFUL method of teaching the times tables that would blow the socks off any kinesthetic learner.
Auditory
Phonetic Zoo Spelling– this program uses an audio program and dictation to teach children spelling- kids listen, write and learn.
The Story of the World– This history program has very well done audio CDs. My kids have enjoyed listening to every level, and have memorized the books using the CDs.
Life of Fred Math– This is “story book math”- no boring drill and kill here, read the story, do the practice questions, and you’re done!
Sassafras Science– Along the same lines of Life of Fred, this program teaches science with a story book rather than a text book.
Visual
Times Tales– This book teacher multiplication and division facts in no time flat, using stories and pictures. It took Bug just two weeks with this program to learn all his multiplication facts, with no tears and no stress. I recommend this book to everyone!
Beast Academy– This is a new program that teaches math with a comic book. It’s amazing, challenging, and fun!
Schoolhouse Rock– Remember this classic from when we were kids? This program is the only reason I know my parts of speech.
Tactile
Math U See– Math principles and equations are “built” using Math U See blocks. The kids are able to “feel” (and see) the problem.
All About Spelling– This program uses letter tiles which allow the child to build their spelling words.
Moving Beyond the Page– This program has many hands on activities for every topic study.